– An Arkansas real estate agent has gone missing in the vicinity of Little Rock after going to show a home on Thursday. Some 200 volunteers searched for 49-year-old Beverly Carter yesterday and will continue the effort today, CNN reports. Police have arrested Arron Lewis, 33, on kidnapping charges, reports ABC, though the link between the two hasn't been made clear. Police were at the site of a single-car accident yesterday morning that sent Lewis to the hospital. As he awaited a CT scan, however, he left the hospital; a warrant was later issued and he was taken into custody this morning. Lewis' criminal record includes felony property theft, and he's on parole through 2017, ArkansasOnline notes. Carter called her husband on Thursday to tell him the address of the property she'd be showing in Scott, Ark. Afterward, he didn't hear from her for hours and became concerned. He called police after finding her vehicle at the property with her purse inside it; the door to the home was open. ABC13 reports her cellphone was missing and describes it as "key to the case." A number of texts were sent from the phone to her husband in the early hours of Friday morning. Among them: "Having drinks right now." That further alarmed Carl Carter, who says his wife isn't much of a drinker. (Another weekend mystery surrounds the deaths of a family of five in Utah.)

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A warrant has been issued in the disappearance of Arkansas real estate agent Beverly Carter, but too late to prevent the suspect from slipping away before he could be taken into custody.Aaron Michael Lewis, 33, is wanted on one count of kidnapping in Carter's disappearance, according to an arrest warrant issued Sunday by Pulaski County District Court. Carter went missing Thursday after showing a home in Scott, a small community located in the central part of the state.Lewis was involved in a car accident Sunday, leaving him with a gash across his forehead and a bloody nose. At the time, detectives snapped a photo showing his facial injuries, but they didn't have the warrant yet to arrest him.Lewis slipped away after being treated at a Little Rock hospital. A judge later signed a warrant for his arrest. Detectives will not say why they suspect Lewis or whether they have any new information about what happened to Carter, 50."We are actively looking for him," Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Lt. Carl M. Minden. "If anybody knows his whereabouts, we're asking they contact the sheriff's office."The developments have brought added heartbreak for Carl Carter, Beverly's husband of 35 years."All I can say is we would love to have our wife back," he said. "My boys, mother. My wife. Please turn Beverly loose. Just drop her off anywhere."Carter's SUV was found in the driveway of the home she was showing, her purse still inside. One thing was missing: her cellphone. Police say the phone has been key to the case.Carter's husband received several text messages from his wife's phone after midnight the night she disappeared."Having drinks right now," one of the messages reads.Carl Carter says the messages don't sound like they came from his wife."She wasn't a big drinker," he said. "I knew she was in trouble."Police and hundreds of her friends have scoured the woods since Carter's disappearance, searching for any sign of the mother and grandmother. That search will continue today.And police are also searching for the suspect who slipped away. ||||| A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a suspect in the kidnapping of a Realtor who disappeared after she left to show a home in Scott. 
  
 The Pulaski County sheriff's office says it is looking for Aaron M. Lewis, 33, who was last known to live on Randall Drive in Jacksonville. He faces a charge of kidnapping in the disappearance of Beverly Carter, who has been missing since Thursday night. 
  
 Sheriff's office Lt. Carl Minden said investigators had pegged Lewis as a "person of interest" when he was involved in a vehicle crash in Pulaski County and taken to Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock for treatment Sunday morning. At some point while authorities believed he was getting a CT scan, he left the facility and hasn't been located, Minden said. Lewis will have facial injuries from the wreck. 
  
 Minden said he could not release how authorities linked Lewis to the crime. 
  
 Online records show Lewis is on parole through 2017 in the Little Rock district. 
  
 Minden said authorities don't know if Lewis is armed, but it's "logical to assume" he could be. 
  
 "We do consider him dangerous based on the nature of the charge and based on the fact we haven't located Mrs. Carter," he added. 
  
 Minden said no new leads in Carter's disappearance have surfaced since Lewis was determined to be a suspect. 
  
 "We need him," Minden said of Lewis. "The best person that can help us find her right now is Mr. Lewis." 
  
 The wreck involving Lewis happened about 10 a.m. in the 8700 block of Jacksonville Cato Road outside Sherwood, according to a sheriff's office report. Witnesses told authorities Lewis' vehicle was traveling fast when it went out of control in a curve and ended up in a ditch. 
  
 He was taken to the hospital and cited for careless driving and failure to wear a seat belt. It wasn't until after 4:30 p.m. that "a warrant for kidnapping was able to be obtained for Mr. Lewis," Minden said in an email, and by that time Lewis was gone from the facility. 
  
 A photo of Lewis bloodied from the wreck was taken by authorities after the single-vehicle accident. 
  
 Police say Lewis has an extensive criminal history including a felony theft of property convictions in Washington and Benton counties. 
  
 Carter, 50, an agent for Crye Leike Realtors in North Little Rock, told her husband by phone Thursday that she was going to show someone a home at 14202 Old River Drive. When she didn't return home later that night, Carter's husband went to the house and found her sport utility vehicle parked outside with her purse in it and the door to the home open. But there was no sign of Carter. 
  
 Police and dozens of volunteers spent the weekend searching the area around the home for clues in the disappearance. 
  
 Lewis is described as a white man who stands 5-foot-11, weighs 156 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes. 
  
 Anyone who spots Lewis is asked to call authorities. 
  
 See Monday's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for more on this story. ||||| Story highlights Volunteers will resume their search for the Realtor on Monday 
  
 Police issue arrest warrant for Aaron Lewis, who is still at large 
  
 Arkansas resident Beverly Carter went missing while showing a home 
  
 Her disappearance has raised the issue of safety in the profession 
  
 Arkansas Realtor Beverly Carter went to show a home in the city of Scott on Thursday. Then, she vanished. 
  
 On Sunday, a court issued an arrest warrant for Aaron M. Lewis, 33, in her disappearance. Police didn't say how they linked him to Carter. Lewis is still at large. 
  
 Lewis had been in a traffic accident, and police went to scene, said Pulaski County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Carl Minden. Lewis was taken to the hospital and, once there, left. 
  
 Dozens of volunteers -- maybe as many as 200, according to authorities -- spent their Sunday searching for the missing woman in the Little Rock area. They will resume their search Monday. 
  
 Her last phone call to her husband came Thursday afternoon, telling him the address where she would be. When hours went by with no further word from her, Carl Carter says he "knew something was wrong." 
  
 This mysterious disappearance of the 49-year-old resonated among fellow Realtors, who posted their own fears on a Facebook page set up for sharing information about her case. 
  
 Carl Carter reported his wife missing that same Thursday, according to the Pulaski County, Arkansas, Sheriff's Office. 
  
 Before calling authorities, Carl Carter went to the address of the home Beverly Carter was showing and saw her brown Cadillac parked there, the Sheriff's Office said. 
  
 Noticing the property was open, the husband entered and searched for his wife without success, according to the Sheriff's Office. 
  
 There has been activity on her cell phone since she disappeared, Minden said. 
  
 Beverly Carter, who according to her employer's website has been married for 34 years and has four grandchildren, was last seen wearing a black sleeveless shirt and red capris. 
  
 The search has focused on an area of flat farmland and swamp around the Arkansas River, Minden said. 
  
 The Sheriff's Office has asked all owners of large tracts of land in the Scott area to search their properties. 
  
 "I feel like I'm in a fog, or a horrible nightmare from which I can't awaken," Beverly Carter's son, also named Carl, wrote on a Facebook post. "She needs us, and we must continue to pray (and) brainstorm ways to find her." 
  
 The elder Carl -- Beverly's husband -- told CNN affiliate KARK that "I would just like to have my wife back." 
  
 The social media hashtag #FindBeverly has gained steam, and the Facebook page about her disappearance was followed by more than 18,000 people as of Sunday evening. 
  
 The Facebook page is filled with prayers for Beverly and her family, but also is a sounding board for Realtors from across the country on the issue of safety in their profession. 
  
 "I have been a Realtor for 36 years, and it gets more dangerous all the time," wrote Patricia Schmitz Manos, who described her method for sharing information about her location with family while showing homes. 
  
 Another Realtor, Sharon Lynn Jarrell-Fleming, emphasized how she never shows a home alone. 
  
 "Partner up with an agent in your office for showings ... if someone is out to harm you they will if you're alone," she wrote. "Buddy system!" 
  
 Others argued for Realtors to carry guns while showing homes. Others favored pepper spray or other deterrents. 
  
 "This is always a fear I've had," Nancy Israel Valene wrote. "I am praying you find Beverly. She is me, she is you, and she is the entire Realtor community nationwide. Who could have imagined that this is a dangerous job? Not me." ||||| A suspect in the disappearance of an Arkansas real estate agent who vanished while showing a home last week has been taken into custody, police said today. 
  
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 Arron Michael Lewis, 33, was picked up a day after a warrant was issued for his arrest on one count of kidnapping after Beverly Carter. 
  
 The circumstances of the arrest have not yet been released, but Lt. Carl M. Minden from the Pulaski County Sheriff's department confirmed that Lewis is being held by law enforcement. 
  
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
  
 Carter vanished Thursday after showing a home in Scott, a small community located in the central part of the state. 
  
 Lewis was involved in a car accident Sunday, leaving him with a gash across his forehead and a bloody nose. At the time, detectives snapped a photo showing his facial injuries, but they didn't have the warrant to arrest him at that time. 
  
 Lewis slipped away after being treated at a Little Rock hospital. A judge later signed a warrant for his arrest. Detectives will not say why they suspect Lewis or whether they have any new information about what happened to Carter, 50. 
  
 The developments have brought added heartbreak for Carl Carter, Beverly's husband of 35 years. 
  
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
  
 "All I can say is we would love to have our wife back," he said. "My boys, mother. My wife. Please turn Beverly loose. Just drop her off anywhere." 
  
 Carter's SUV was found in the driveway of the home she was showing, her purse still inside. One thing was missing: her cellphone. Police say the phone has been key to the case. 
  
 Carter's husband received several text messages from his wife's phone after midnight the night she disappeared. 
  
 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 
  
 "Having drinks right now," one of the messages reads. 
  
 Carl Carter says the messages don't sound like they came from his wife. 
  
 "She wasn't a big drinker," he said. "I knew she was in trouble." 
  
 Police and hundreds of her friends have scoured the woods since Carter's disappearance, searching for any sign of the mother and grandmother. That search will continue today. 
  
 And police are also searching for the suspect who slipped away. |||||
– En Arkansas fastighetsmäklare har försvunnit i närheten av Little Rock efter att ha gått och visat ett hem på torsdag. Omkring 200 frivilliga sökte efter 49-åriga Beverly Carter igår och kommer att fortsätta arbetet idag, rapporterar CNN. Polisen har gripit Arron Lewis, 33, för kidnappningsanklagelser, rapporterar ABC, men kopplingen mellan de två har inte klargjorts. Polisen var på platsen för en enbilsolycka igår morse som skickade Lewis till sjukhuset. När han väntade på en datortomografi lämnade han dock sjukhuset; en häktningsorder utfärdades senare och han togs i förvar i morse. Lewis brottsregister inkluderar stöld av egendom, och han är villkorligt frigiven till och med 2017, ArkansasOnline anteckningar. Carter ringde sin man på torsdag för att berätta adressen till fastigheten hon skulle visa i Scott, Ark. Efteråt hörde han inte av henne på flera timmar och blev orolig. Han ringde polisen efter att ha hittat hennes fordon på egendomen med sin handväska inuti; dörren till hemmet var öppen. ABC13 rapporterar att hennes mobil saknades och beskriver den som "nyckel till fallet". Ett antal sms skickades från telefonen till hennes man tidigt på fredagsmorgonen. Bland dem: "Att ha drinkar just nu." Det skrämde Carl Carter, som säger att hans fru inte dricker mycket. (Ett annat helgmysterium omger dödsfallen av en familj på fem i Utah.) Utöka denna sammanfattning.
“An Arkansas real estate agent has disappeared near Little Rock after showing a home on Thursday. About 200 volunteers searched for 49-year-old Beverly Carter yesterday and will continue work today, CNN reports. Police have arrested Arron Lewis, 33, for kidnapping charges, reports ABC, but the link between the two has not been clarified. The police were at the scene of a one-car accident yesterday morning that sent Lewis to the hospital. However, while waiting for a CT scan, he left the hospital; a warrant was later issued and he was taken into custody this morning. Lewis' criminal record includes the theft of property, and he is on parole until 2017, ArkansasOnline notes. Carter called her husband on Thursday to tell her the address of the property she was going to show in Scott, Ark. Afterwards, he didn't hear from her for hours and became worried. He called the police after finding her vehicle on the property with his purse inside; the door to the home was open. ABC13 reports that her cell phone was missing and describes it as "key to the case". A number of texts were sent from the phone to her husband early Friday morning. Among them: "Have drinks right now." It scared Carl Carter, who says his wife doesn't drink much. (Another weekend mystery surrounds the deaths of a family of five in Utah.) Extend this summary.
En husrannsakan har utfärdats i försvinnandet av Arkansas fastighetsmäklare Beverly Carter, men för sent för att hindra den misstänkte från att glida iväg innan han kunde tas i förvar. Aron Michael Lewis, 33, är efterlyst för kidnappning i Carters försvinnande, enligt en arresteringsorder utfärdad söndag av Pulaski County District Court. Carter försvann i torsdags efter att ha visat ett hem i Scott, ett litet samhälle beläget i den centrala delen av staten.Lewis var inblandad i en bilolycka söndag, lämnar honom med en gas över pannan och en blodig näsa. Vid den tiden knäppte detektiverna ett foto som visade hans ansiktsskador, men de hade ännu inte tillstånd att gripa honom. Lewis gled iväg efter att ha behandlats på ett sjukhus i Little Rock. En domare skrev senare under en häktningsorder. Kriminalare säger inte varför de misstänker Lewis eller om de har någon ny information om vad som hände Carter, 50. "Vi letar aktivt efter honom", Pulaski County Sheriff Officelöjtnant Carl M. Minden. "Om någon vet var han är, ber vi dem kontakta sheriffens kontor. "Utvecklingen har medfört ytterligare hjärtesorg för Carl Carter, Beverlys make på 35 år. "Allt jag kan säga är att vi gärna skulle vilja ha tillbaka vår fru", sade han. "Mina pojkar, mamma. Min fru. Snälla, släpp Beverly. Släpp av henne var som helst. "Carters SUV hittades på uppfarten till hemmet hon visade, hennes väska fortfarande inne. En sak saknades: hennes mobil. Polisen säger att telefonen har varit nyckeln till fallet.Carters man fick flera sms från sin frus telefon efter midnatt natten hon försvann. "Att ha drinkar just nu", läser ett av meddelandena.Carl Carter säger att meddelandena inte låter som om de kom från hans fru. »Hon var ingen stordrickare», sade han. "Jag visste att hon var i knipa. "Polisen och hundratals av hennes vänner har letat i skogen sen Carter försvann, och letat efter några tecken på mamman och mormor. Den sökningen kommer att fortsätta idag.Och polisen letar också efter den misstänkte som smet iväg. En häktningsorder har utfärdats för en misstänkt i kidnappningen av en mäklare som försvann efter att hon åkt för att visa ett hem i Scott. Sheriffkontoret i Pulaski County säger att det letar efter Aaron M. Lewis, 33, som senast var känd för att bo på Randall Drive i Jacksonville. Han står åtalad för kidnappning i försvinnandet av Beverly Carter, som varit försvunnen sedan torsdag kväll. Polischefen Carl Minden sa att utredare hade satt Lewis som "intresserad person" när han var inblandad i en fordonsolycka i Pulaski County och fördes till Baptist Health Medical Center i Little Rock för behandling söndag morgon. Vid något tillfälle medan myndigheterna trodde att han skulle få en datortomografi, lämnade han anläggningen och har inte lokaliserats, sade Minden. Lewis får ansiktsskador från vraket. Minden sa att han inte kunde släppa hur myndigheterna kopplade Lewis till brottet. Online-skivor visar att Lewis är villkorligt frigiven till och med 2017 i stadsdelen Little Rock. Minden sa att myndigheterna inte vet om Lewis är beväpnad, men det är "logiskt att anta" att han kan vara det. "Vi anser honom farlig baserat på arten av anklagelsen och baserat på det faktum att vi inte har lokaliserat Mrs Carter," tillade han. Minden sa att inga nya ledtrådar till Carters försvinnande har dykt upp sen Lewis bestämde sig för att vara misstänkt. "Vi behöver honom", sa Minden om Lewis. "Den bästa person som kan hjälpa oss att hitta henne just nu är Mr. Lewis." Vraket med Lewis inträffade omkring klockan 10 på morgonen i kvarteret Jacksonville Cato Road utanför Sherwood, enligt en sheriffs kontorsrapport. Vittnen berättade för myndigheterna att Lewis fordon färdades snabbt när det gick utom kontroll i en kurva och hamnade i ett dike. Han fördes till sjukhus och anfördes för vårdslös körning och underlåtenhet att bära bilbälte. Det var inte förrän efter 16:30 som "en häktningsorder för kidnappning kunde erhållas för Mr Lewis", sade Minden i ett mejl, och vid den tiden var Lewis borta från anläggningen. Ett foto på Lewis som blodades från vraket togs av myndigheterna efter enfordonsolyckan. Polisen säger att Lewis har en omfattande brottshistoria inklusive en grov stöld av egendomsdomar i Washington och Benton countys. Carter, 50, agent för Crye Leike Realtors i North Little Rock, berättade för sin man via telefon torsdag att hon skulle visa någon ett hem på 14202 Old River Drive. När hon inte återvände hem senare samma kväll gick Carters man till huset och hittade hennes sportbil parkerad utanför med sin väska i och dörren till hemmet öppen. Men det fanns inga spår efter Carter. Polisen och dussintals frivilliga tillbringade helgen med att söka i området runt hemmet efter ledtrådar till försvinnandet. Lewis beskrivs som en vit man som står 5-fot-11, väger 156 pund och har brunt hår och bruna ögon. Alla som ser Lewis ombeds ringa myndigheterna. Se måndagens Arkansas Demokrat-Gazette för mer om denna historia. ## Story höjdpunkter Volontärer kommer att återuppta sin sökning efter mäklaren på måndag Polisen utfärdar arresteringsorder för Aaron Lewis, som fortfarande är på stora Arkansas invånare Beverly Carter försvann medan hon visar ett hem Hennes försvinnande har tagit upp frågan om säkerhet i yrket Arkansas Realtor Beverly Carter gick för att visa ett hem i staden Scott på torsdag. Sen försvann hon. På söndagen utfärdade en domstol en arresteringsorder för Aaron M. Lewis, 33, i hennes försvinnande. Polisen sa inte hur de kopplade honom till Carter. Lewis är fortfarande på fri fot. Lewis hade varit med om en trafikolycka, och polisen åkte till platsen, sade Pulaski County Sheriff Office talesman löjtnant Carl Minden. Lewis fördes till sjukhuset och, en gång där, gick. Dussintals frivilliga - kanske så många som 200, enligt myndigheterna - tillbringade sin söndag med att leta efter den försvunna kvinnan i Little Rock-området. De kommer att återuppta sin sökning på måndag. Hennes sista telefonsamtal till hennes man kom torsdag eftermiddag och berättade adressen där hon skulle vara. När timmarna gick utan att hon hörde av sig säger Carl Carter att han visste att något var fel. Detta mystiska försvinnande av den 49-åriga resonansen bland andra Realtors, som postade sina egna farhågor på en Facebook-sida som satts upp för att dela information om hennes fall. Carl Carter rapporterade att hans fru saknades samma torsdag, enligt Pulaski County, Arkansas, sheriffkontoret. Innan Carl Carter ringde polisen gick han till adressen till hemmet som Beverly Carter visade och såg sin bruna Cadillac parkerad där, sa sheriffen. När mannen märkte att egendomen var öppen, gick han in och sökte utan framgång efter sin hustru, enligt sheriffkontoret. Det har varit aktivitet på hennes mobil sedan hon försvann, sa Minden. Beverly Carter, som enligt sin arbetsgivares hemsida varit gift i 34 år och har fyra barnbarn, sågs senast bära en svart ärmlös skjorta och röd capris. Sökandet har fokuserat på ett område med flack jordbruksmark och träsk runt Arkansasfloden, sade Minden. Sheriffkontoret har bett alla ägare av stora markområden i Scott-området att söka igenom sina fastigheter. "Jag känner mig som i en dimma, eller en hemsk mardröm som jag inte kan vakna ur", skrev Beverly Carters son, även han vid namn Carl, på ett Facebook-inlägg. "Hon behöver oss, och vi måste fortsätta att be (och) brainstorma sätt att hitta henne." Äldste Carl -- Beverlys man -- sa till CNN affiliate KARK att "Jag skulle bara vilja ha min fru tillbaka." Den sociala media hashtaggen #FindBeverly har fått ånga, och Facebook-sidan om hennes försvinnande följdes av mer än 18 000 personer från och med söndagskvällen. Facebooksidan är fylld med böner för Beverly och hennes familj, men är också en bollplank för Realtors från hela landet i frågan om säkerhet i deras yrke. "Jag har varit mäklare i 36 år, och det blir farligare hela tiden", skrev Patricia Schmitz Manos, som beskrev hennes metod för att dela information om sin plats med familjen samtidigt som hon visade hem. En annan mäklare, Sharon Lynn Jarrell-Fleming, betonade att hon aldrig visar ett hem ensam. "Partnera med en agent på ditt kontor för shower ... om någon är ute efter att skada dig de kommer att om du är ensam," skrev hon. "Buddy system!" Andra argumenterade för att Realtors skulle bära vapen medan de visade hem. Andra tyckte om pepparsprej eller andra avskräckande medel. "Det här är alltid en rädsla jag har haft", skrev Nancy Israel Valene. "Jag ber att du hittar Beverly. Hon är jag, hon är du, och hon är hela Realtor samhället över hela landet. Vem kunde ha föreställt sig att detta är ett farligt arbete? Inte jag." En misstänkt för försvinnandet av en fastighetsmäklare som försvann när han visade ett hem förra veckan har tagits i förvar, sa polisen idag. Intresserad av ? Lägg till som ett intresse för att hålla dig uppdaterad på de senaste nyheterna, video och analys från ABC News. Lägg till intresse Arron Michael Lewis, 33, plockades upp en dag efter att en häktningsorder utfärdats för hans gripande på en åtalspunkt för kidnappning efter Beverly Carter. Omständigheterna kring gripandet har ännu inte släppts, men löjtnant Carl M. Minden från Pulaski Countys sheriffavdelning bekräftade att Lewis hålls fången av polisen. Pulaski County Sheriff Office Carter försvann torsdag efter att ha visat ett hem i Scott, ett litet samhälle beläget i den centrala delen av delstaten. Lewis var inblandad i en bilolycka söndag, lämnar honom med en rännsten över pannan och en blodig näsa. Då knäppte detektiverna ett foto som visade hans ansiktsskador, men de hade inte fullmakten att gripa honom vid den tiden. Lewis gled iväg efter att ha blivit behandlad på ett sjukhus i Little Rock. En domare skrev senare under en häktningsorder. Kriminalare säger inte varför de misstänker Lewis eller om de har någon ny information om vad som hände Carter, 50. Utvecklingen har medfört ytterligare hjärtesorg för Carl Carter, Beverlys make på 35 år. Pulaski County sheriffkontor "Allt jag kan säga är att vi skulle älska att ha vår fru tillbaka," sade han. "Mina pojkar, mamma. Min fru. Snälla, släpp Beverly. Släpp av henne var som helst." Carters SUV hittades på uppfarten till hemmet hon visade, hennes väska fortfarande inne. En sak saknades: hennes mobil. Polisen säger att telefonen har varit nyckeln till fallet. Carters man fick flera sms från sin frus telefon efter midnatt natten hon försvann. Pulaski Countys sheriffkontor "Att ha drinkar just nu", ett av meddelandena lyder. Carl Carter säger att meddelandena inte låter som de kom från hans fru. »Hon var ingen stordrickare», sade han. "Jag visste att hon var i knipa." Polisen och hundratals av hennes vänner har letat i skogen sedan Carter försvann, och letat efter några tecken på mamman och mormor. Det sökandet kommer att fortsätta i dag. Och polisen letar också efter den misstänkte som smet iväg. Â°°
A search warrant has been issued in the disappearance of Arkansas real estate agent Beverly Carter, but too late to prevent the suspect from drifting away before he could be taken into custody. Aron Michael Lewis, 33, is wanted for kidnapping in Carter's disappearance, under an arrest warrant issued Sunday by Pulaski County District Court. Carter disappeared on Thursday after showing a home in Scott, a small community located in the central part of the state.Lewis was involved in a car accident Sunday, leaving him with a gas over his forehead and a bloody nose. At that time, the detectives snapped a photo showing his facial injuries, but they still had no permission to arrest him. Lewis slid away after being treated in a hospital in Little Rock. A judge later signed a warrant. Detectives don't say why they suspect Lewis or if they have any new information about what happened to Carter, 50. "We're actively looking for him", Pulaski County Sheriff Lt. Office Carl M. Minden. "If anyone knows where he is, we'll ask them to contact the sheriff's office. "The development has brought further heartbreak to Carl Carter, Beverly's husband in 35 years. "All I can say is that we'd love to have our wife back," he said. "My boys, Mom. My wife. Please, let Beverly go. Drop her off anywhere. "Carters SUV was found in the driveway to the home she showed, her bag still inside. One thing was missing: her cell phone. The police say that the phone has been the key to the case.Carter's husband received several text messages from his wife's phone after midnight the night she disappeared. "Having drinks right now," reads one of the messages.Carl Carter says the messages don't sound like they came from his wife. "She wasn't a big drinker," he said. "I knew she was in trouble. "Police and hundreds of her friends have been searching the woods since Carter disappeared, looking for any signs of the mother and grandmother. That search will continue today, and the police are also looking for the suspect who snuck away. A warrant has been issued for a suspect in the kidnapping of a broker who disappeared after she left to show a home in Scott. The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office says it's looking for Aaron M. Lewis, 33, who was last known to live at Randall Drive in Jacksonville. He stands trial for kidnapping in the disappearance of Beverly Carter, who has been missing since Thursday night. Police chief Carl Minden said investigators had set Lewis as "interested person" when he was involved in a vehicle accident in Pulaski County and was taken to the Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock for treatment Sunday morning. At some point while authorities thought he would receive a CT scan, he left the facility and has not been located, Minden said. Lewis gets facial damage from the wreckage. Minden said he couldn't let go of how the authorities linked Lewis to the crime. Online records show that Lewis is on parole through 2017 in the Little Rock district. Minden said the authorities don't know if Lewis is armed, but it's "logical to assume" that he may be. "We consider him dangerous based on the nature of the charge and based on the fact that we have not located Mrs Carter," he added. Minden said no new leads to Carter's disappearance have surfaced since Lewis decided to be a suspect. "We need him," Minden said of Lewis. "The best person who can help us find her right now is Mr. Lewis." The wreckage with Lewis occurred at about 10 a.m. in the Jacksonville Cato Road neighborhood off Sherwood, according to a sheriff's office report. Witnesses told authorities that Lewis's vehicles traveled quickly as it went out of control in a curve and ended up in a ditch. He was taken to hospital and cited for reckless driving and failure to wear a seat belt. It was not until after 4:30 p.m. that "a warrant for kidnapping could be obtained for Mr. Lewis," Minden said in an email, and by that time Lewis was away from the facility. A photo of Lewis being bloodied from the wreckage was taken by the authorities after the one-vehicle accident. Police say Lewis has an extensive criminal history including a grand theft of property convictions in Washington and Benton counties. Carter, 50, agent of the Crye Leike Realtors in North Little Rock, told her husband by phone Thursday that she would show someone a home at 14202 Old River Drive. When she did not return home later that night, Carter's husband went to the house and found her sports car parked outside with her bag in and the door to the home open. But there was no sign of Carter. Police and dozens of volunteers spent the weekend searching the area around the home for clues to the disappearance. Lewis is described as a white man standing 5-foot-11, weighing 156 pounds and having brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone who sees Lewis is asked to call the authorities. See Monday's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for more about this story. <unk> Story highlights Volunteers will resume their search for the broker on Monday Police issue arrest warrants for Aaron Lewis, who is still on major Arkansas residents Beverly Carter disappeared while she shows a home Her disappearance has raised the issue of security in the profession of Arkansas Realtor Beverly Carter went to show a home in the city of Scott on Thursday. Then she disappeared. On Sunday, a court issued an arrest warrant for Aaron M. Lewis, 33, in her disappearance. The police didn't tell me how they connected him to Carter. Lewis is still at large. Lewis had been in a traffic accident, and police went to the scene, said Pulaski County Sheriff Office spokesman Lieutenant Carl Minden. Lewis was taken to the hospital and, once there, left. Dozens of volunteers - perhaps as many as 200, according to the authorities - spent their Sunday looking for the missing woman in the Little Rock area. They will resume their search on Monday. Her last phone call to her husband came Thursday afternoon and told her the address where she would be. When the hours passed without her contact, Carl Carter says he knew something was wrong. This mysterious disappearance of the 49-year-old resonance among others Realtors, who posted their own concerns on a Facebook page set up to share information about her case. Carl Carter reported that his wife was missing that Thursday, according to Pulaski County, Arkansas, the sheriff's office. Before calling the police, Carl Carter went to the address of the home that Beverly Carter showed and saw his brown Cadillac parked there, the sheriff said. When the man noticed that the property was open, he entered and unsuccessfully searched for his wife, according to the sheriff's office. Minden said there's been activity on her cell phone since she disappeared. Beverly Carter, who according to his employer's website was married for 34 years and has four grandchildren, was last seen wearing a black sleeveless shirt and red caper. The search has focused on an area of flat farmland and swamps around the Arkansas River, Minden said. The sheriff's office has asked all owners of large land areas in the Scott area to search their properties. "I feel like in a fog, or a terrible nightmare that I can't wake up from," Beverly Carter's son, also named Carl, wrote on a Facebook post. "She needs us, and we must continue to pray (and) brainstorm ways to find her." Elder Carl -- Beverly's husband -- told CNN affiliate KARK that "I'd just like my wife back." The social media hashtag #FindBeverly has got steam, and the Facebook page about her disappearance was followed by more than 18,000 people as of Sunday night. The Facebook page is filled with prayers for Beverly and her family, but is also a ball board for the Realtors from all over the country on the issue of safety in their profession. "I've been a realtor for 36 years, and it gets more dangerous all the time," wrote Patricia Schmitz Manos, who described her method of sharing information about her place with the family while showing home. Another broker, Sharon Lynn Jarrell-Fleming, emphasized that she never shows a home alone. "Partnering with an agent in your office for shows...if anyone is looking to hurt you they will if you're alone," she wrote. "Buddy system!" Others argued that the Realtors should carry weapons while showing home. Others enjoyed pepper spray or other deterrents. "This is always a fear I've had," wrote Nancy Israel Valene. "I pray you find Beverly. She's me, she's you, and she's the whole Realtor community all over the country. Who could have imagined that this is dangerous work? Not me." A suspect in the disappearance of a real estate agent who disappeared when he showed a home last week has been taken into custody, police said today. Interested in ? Add as an interest to keep up to date with the latest news, video and analysis from ABC News. Add interest Arron Michael Lewis, 33, was picked up a day after a warrant was issued for his arrest on a charge of kidnapping after Beverly Carter. The circumstances of the arrest have not yet been released, but Lieutenant Carl M. Minden of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department confirmed that Lewis is being held by police. Pulaski County Sheriff Office Carter disappeared Thursday after showing a home in Scott, a small community located in the central part of the state. Lewis was involved in a car accident Sunday, leaving him with a gutter over his forehead and a bloody nose. Then the detectives snapped a photo showing his facial injuries, but they didn't have the warrant to arrest him at that time. Lewis drifted away after being treated in a hospital in Little Rock. A judge later signed a warrant. Detectives don't say why they suspect Lewis or if they have any new information about what happened to Carter, 50. The development has brought further heartbreak to Carl Carter, Beverly's husband in 35 years. Pulaski County sheriff's office "All I can say is we'd love to have our wife back," he said. "My boys, Mom. My wife. Please, let Beverly go. Drop her off anywhere." Carter's SUV was found in the driveway to the home she showed, her bag still inside. One thing was missing: her cell phone. Police say the phone has been the key to the case. Carter's husband received several texts from her wife's phone after midnight the night she disappeared. Pulaski County Sheriff's Office "Having Drinks Right Now", one of the messages reads. Carl Carter says the messages don't sound like they came from his wife. "She wasn't a big drinker," he said. "I knew she was in trouble." Police and hundreds of her friends have been searching the woods since Carter disappeared, looking for any signs of the mother and grandmother. That search will continue today. And the police are also looking for the suspect who snuck away. <unk>