Two out-of-state bounty hunters got the man they were looking for in Orangeburg County on Tuesday, but the sheriff’s deputies got the bounty hunters, as well.

Orangeburg County Sheriff Leroy Ravenell says, in all, four people were arrested— including the bounty hunters now charged with kidnapping. Deputies say the two were in Eutawville looking for David Smith, Sr who is wanted in Maryland. Without notifying law enforcement, Corey Newkirk of Hendrum, Minnesota and Shannon Samuel of North East, Maryland went to Smith’s residence, handcuffed him and removed him from the home along with his 7-year-old son.

Deputies arrived on the scene (the office’s release does not explain who called them) and determined the arrest warrant for Smith was valid. He remains under arrest. The  mother of the 7-year-old was also arrested for providing police false information about her identity.

Meanwhile, Newkirk and Samuel were each charged with two counts of kidnapping and Samuel was charged with a possession of a weapon during a violent crime.

A former track & field assistant coach at the University of South Carolina-Upstate was arrested for threatening a reporter, according to a warrant from the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office.

31-year-old Joseph Colton Hodge is accused of sending an email to a Spartanburg Herald-Journal reporter with a threatening video attached. Spartanburg County Sheriff’s deputies say the video shows Hodge singing the Michael Jackson song “Smooth Criminal.”

In the Jackson song, the singer references harm coming to a woman named “Annie.” However, in the video Hodge replaces that name with the reporter’s. The video also shows the reporter’s picture. According to an incident report, a deputy was contacted by the newspaper’s editor Michael Smith about the email. That deputy viewed the video and determined that it constituted a threat.

Hodge was a volunteer assistant track coach at USC-Upstate from 2008 to 2012. He is charged with 2nd-degree harassment.

South Carolina Radio Network has decided not to name the reporter since they are considered a victim in this case. In fact, it’s not clear why Hodge targeted the newspaper, although he has previously been arrested for releasing other threatening videos towards USC-Upstate athletic director Mike Hall.