A man from Tennessee is in custody after a confrontation with law enforcement. He was taken into custody at a home in Parsons. Details about the incident are available from the Decatur County Sheriff's Office.
The man, who was wanted on charges, is being held in jail. His bond has been set at a significant amount. Further information about the arrest and charges can be found through local news sources, including WSMV.
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