New Hampshire couple arrested after boy is burned, assaulted at Universal Studios in Orlando Moments after they watched a parade at a theme-park in Orlando, Fla., a New Hampshire couple suspected of beating and burning the woman's 3-year-old son was arrested. Jessica Linscott and her boyfriend, Roland Dow, were taken into custody Wednesday evening at Universal Studios, U.S. marshals said. "I find it very sad that these two were located in an area designed to bring joy and happiness to children," U.S. Marshal David L. Cargill Jr. said. Linscott, 23, and Dow, 27, had been on the run for two weeks after arrest warrants were signed for them Nov. 13 in New Hampshire. They were wanted for allegedly causing significant head injuries and burns to Linscott's son. I find it very sad that these two were located in an area designed to bring joy and happiness to children. U.S. Marshal David L. Cargill Jr. He was later taken to Children's Hospital at Dartmouth in Lebanon, N.H., where he was recovering after surgery. Police say he struck the boy hard enough in the head to cause traumatic brain injury. He also is accused of burning the child's fingers and wrist. Police also have charged him with multiple counts of child endangerment. According to investigators, Linscott dropped her child off at a New Hampshire hospital with a brain injury, massive bruising, a visual impairment and burns. Linscott said the injuries were self-inflicted. Linscott and Dow were missing for more than a week after the child was dropped off at the hospital, MyFoxOrlando.com reported. The couple had said the injuries were self-inflicted, but doctors rejected that. Police have said the boy's condition is improving but that his recovery will be long and difficult. The boy's paternal grandmother told the station that the boy has undergone two brain surgeries and is beginning to regain his eyesight. The boy's father reportedly died three months after the boy was born. Linscott and Dow were in jail on Wednesday and couldn't be reached for comment by telephone. It wasn't clear when they would face arraignment in Florida on fugitive from justice charges. If they waive extradition, they'll be immediately returned to New Hampshire. Click for more from MyFoxOrlando.com