WADE, MISSISSIPPI - A man who threatened to kill himself during a police standoff will be extradited to Georgia to face charges of aggravated stalking and child molestation. <br>
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Forty-year-old Theodore Ralph Horne was arrested yesterday after a 10-minute standoff with Jackson County deputies at the Cumbest Bluff Quick Stop store. <br>
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He has been charged with domestic violence and disorderly conduct. <br>
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Jackson County Sheriff Mike Byrd said the National Crime Investigation Center alerted the department to look out for Horne. <br>
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Horne was out on bond on three charges of child molestation and an aggravated stalking charge in Spalding County, Georgia. <br>
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Police said Horne followed his estranged wife Kimberly Marie Horne to the convenience store after trailing her on Highway 63. <br>
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When deputies arrived and approached Horne, he retrieved a nine millimeter handgun from his truck and pointed it at his chest. <br>
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He surrendered when a deputy assured him he could talk to Kimberly Horne.
