A wanted child rape suspect from Clark County and his wife were arrested in Canada Friday after nearly two weeks on the run.

Jeff Spady was wanted on a felony warrant for numerous counts of child rape, after being accused of raping an adopted child of his wife Kim.

Police tracked the family to the Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park near the town of Swift Current where they were camping.

Jeffrey and Kim Spady were arrested on immigration charges by Royal Canadian Mounted Police Friday afternoon.

The four children were placed into protective custody.

Background: Search continues for rape suspect, family

Canadian police reported that the Spadys and their four children crossed into British Columbia on September 8, Clark County deputies said Tuesday.

Kim Spady was supposed to relinquish custody of her children to the state before the family disappeared. The children were ordered placed in the state's custody due to a pending sexual assault case against Jeff Spady.

The Spady children

Canadian authorities reviewing surveillance tapes said the family was in a Ford Expedition they were thought to be driving, and five minutes before they crossed an unknown truck carrying a trailer suspected to belong to the Spady’s also crossed into Canada.

Investigators think they were getting help from family in the area.