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VICTORVILLE – A 36-year-old Victorville parolee at large, who was wanted for felony spousal abuse was arrested on Wednesday morning. On Tuesday afternoon, at around 4:43 p.m.deputies from the Victorville station responded to the report of an assault with a deadly weapon on Victor Street near Seventh.

The male and female reporting party reported seeing the suspect, later identified as Charles Lee Jackson parked in his vehicle. The pair went on to tell authorities that when they began to call 911 the Jackson slowly reversed to hit their vehicle. He then drove away and the victims followed his vehicle. He stopped in a nearby alleyway and the victims stopped behind him continuing their 911 call.

Jackson saw the two again behind him and again, this time faster, reversed and rammed their vehicle. The force was hard enough it caused the airbags of the victim’s vehicle to deploy and for the victims to both sustain injuries as a result. When deputies arrived, Jackson was gone on arrival.

On Wednesday morning at around 10:00 a.m. the suspect was located by a Victorville Station detective at the Chevron gas station on La Paz Drive and Roy Rogers. Jackson was ordered out of the vehicle, but did not immediately comply. Finally, Jackson got out of the vehicle but still failed to comply with the orders reaching under his shirt for unknown reasons. The detective was able to get Jackson onto the ground and take him into custody without further incident. He was booked into the High Desert Detention Center for assault with a deadly weapon and a parole violation.

Jackson is scheduled for an arraignment hearing at the Victorville Superior Court on Friday morning. Meanwhile, he is being held on $50,000 bail.

Anyone with information about this investigation is asked to contact the Victorville Police Department at (760) 241-2911. Callers wishing to remain anonymous are urged to call the We-Tip Hotline at 1-800-78CRIME (27463) or you may leave information on the We-Tip website at www.wetip.com.