State Police Looking for Armed and Dangerous Man

State Police called him a "person of interest" in the murders and, prior to his arrest, said Bussard was considered "armed and unsafe".

As of early Sunday afternoon, State Police troopers were not releasing any additional information on the murder investigation and the victims had not been publicly identified.

The black Honda Pilot Bussard allegedly stole had a West Virginia license plate LE09.

A man that police consider a person of interest in the deaths of two people in West Virginia was captured Saturday in Virginia after a 2 1/2 hour standoff with law enforcement that ended when officials coaxed him to toss his guns out of his vehicle before hitting him with a stun gun and taking him into custody, the sheriff said Saturday.

WDBJ7 confirmed the search with Bath County authorities.

The Bath County VA Alert says the sheriff's office is looking for a man named Aaron Bussard. He is 22 years old and has brown hair, glasses, a beard and is approximately 265 pounds.

Pocahontas County Sheriff, David Jonese, said a married couple was found dead Friday evening, according to WVNSTV.