Hickman County, TN – Steven Wiggins was booked into the Dickson County Jail on Friday for the murder of Sergeant Daniel Baker on Wednesday.

After he was taken into custody, authorities used the murdered sergeant’s handcuffs to restrain his suspected killer.

Steven Wiggins, 31, was captured early Friday a days-long manhunt.

He was found by a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper on Pumpkin Branch Road, not far from where police say he fatally shot Sgt. Baker on Wednesday, The Tennessean reported.

“From my understanding he was laying on the side of the road,” Hickman County Sheriff Randal Ward told The Tennessean.

Authorities from multiple law enforcement agencies had been searching for Wiggins since May 30. As of Thursday evening, the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the cop killer had reached $46,000, FOX News reported.

On Friday morning, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) posted a series of tweets announcing his capture, along with photos of Wiggins’ arrest.

According to TBI, Sgt. Baker, 32, was killed when he responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle at around 7 a.m. on May 30.

After Sgt. Baker responded to that call, dispatch was unable to reach him again.

A search was launched for Sgt. Baker and, using the GPS on his patrol vehicle, an officer located him deceased in his police car with a gunshot wound, near the boundary line between Dickson and Hickman counties, a couple of miles from where the suspicious vehicle was reported.

The sergeant had been fatally shot.

The suspect, identified from video evidence as Wiggins, fled the scene.

A massive manhunt manhunt was launched for him, the Dickson County Sheriff’s Office said.

Police had already arrested Wiggins’ girlfriend on Wednesday evening, 38-year-old Erika Castro-Miles, in connection with Sgt. Baker’s murder, FOX News reported.

WTVF reported that Castro-Miles was listed as Wiggins’ girlfriend in police reports, and that she was initially just detained for questioning.

However, the TBI later said they believed Castro-Miles participated in the incident, and charged the woman with murder.

Police said that Castro-Miles called police the day before Sgt. Baker’s murder and said that she’d been assaulted by Wiggins, WTVF reported.

Officers responded to a residence on Luyben Hills Road where Castro-Miles told them that Wiggins had slapped her and pulled out her hair, and then fled in her car.

Castro-Miles told officers that Wiggins had said he would kill her if she called the police, according to WTVF.

CBS News said he was already wanted on charges for assaulting Castro-Miles and stealing her car on Tuesday when he murdered Sgt. Baker on Wednesday, according to a report from the Kingston Springs Police Department.

Wiggins is being charged with first degree murder and is being held on no bond.