CLEVELAND — The U.S. Marshals arrested a man at the same home where a Tennessee woman’s body was found last week.

According to authorities, 44-year-old Matthew Hensley was spotted by Marshals while hiding in a cabinet near a window at the home on Bosworth Road.

“They pulled him out of there, and I said, ‘Oh my god, that’s him, that’s him, that’s him,’” neighbor Sol Galarza said.

A passerby captured Hensley’s arrest on his cell phone. The video shows Hensley barefoot and barely dressed, walking arm-in-arm with SWAT officers.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Department wanted Hensley for failing to register his address after a conviction of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.

He also had additional charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor from an indictment in 2022.

“He was wanted for failure to register and also having unlawful contact with a minor, so the sooner we get him off the streets, the better,” U.S. Marshal Pete Elliott said.

Authorities spent months searching for him. After receiving many tips, Marshals staked out the house Thursday night and went in Friday morning.

“One of our investigators felt it in his heart that he probably had a hidden space within that house, and sure enough, when we hit that spot today, he was hiding behind this wall,” Elliott said.

Last week, Cleveland police found a woman’s body in the backyard of the same house. Hensley has not been charged in connection with her death.

Tennessee woman who went missing with young daughter found dead in Cleveland

Xbox. A girl at a fire station. A body in a yard. Investigators search for clues about woman’s fatal journey.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner’s office identified the woman as 37-year-old Amber Graham.

Graham’s 8-year-old daughter turned up at a Cleveland firehouse and is safe with Child Protective Services.

Police in Spring Hill, Tennessee, which is just south of Nashville, have been looking for Graham since last week.

Cleveland police call records show reports that the girl’s mom, Amber Graham, was being held by Matthew Hensley.

“I seen her walking to the store, I think that’s when she first came, I seen the truck the out-of-state plates,” Robert Bercar said.

Bercar lives next door to the house where Graham’s body was found.

“Until they can figure out what happened to the woman from Tennessee, right, I think that’s the best place,” Bercar said.

Cleveland Police have not released any further details and are awaiting the medical examiner’s ruling before determining whether this is a criminal case.

Hensley is in the Cuyahoga County jail.

News 5 has yet to learn how Graham died and how her daughter ended up at a fire station.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Cleveland police say a 23-year-old woman died in May after being thrown from an ATV, and officers need your help tracking down persons of interest.

The horrific incident took place on May 17 during a street takeover in the area of East 100th Street and Buckeye Avenue in the Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood.

Officers say Yarianalie Garcia, from Lakewood, fell from the ATV when the operator performed a wheelie.

According to police, the operator stopped for a short time but did not help Garcia and left.

She later died at a local hospital.

Councilman calls for accountability

Cleveland City Councilman Blaine Griffin, who represents the Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood, said gatherings involving dirt bikes and ATVs have grown dangerously out of control in Northeast Ohio.

“Even though this is a result of reckless behavior, somebody lost a life — and we lost a dear, cherished person of the city of Cleveland,” Griffin said.

Griffin said the events can escalate quickly.

“These things often might sound like they start off as innocent, a fun Sunday Funday, but then they turn into tragedy, like the loss of this life,” he said.

Griffin also directed a message to anyone who was present that day.

“First and foremost, I hope that the person who was driving the vehicle actually has a conscience and turns themselves in — because the family is going to want justice,” Griffin said.

Now, Cleveland police have released several photos in a push to identify the ATV operator and a second witness on a white dirt bike.

Anyone with information is asked to call 216-623-5295.

Two of the keys for Cleveland’s near and long-term future are how both of their first-round picks perform in their rookie seasons. Both Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion are under a lot of pressure to show that they have what it takes to be long-term pieces in this league.

It is going to be a challenge for both of them, as the Browns offense is very young throughout and will also have a major question mark at the quarterback position. With all of the aside, the Browns have had a very rough go at it with their first-round picks in the last 20 years.

We are examining the careers of the last 10 to see which ones were worth the selection and which ones were a bust. Spoiler alert, it’s heavily weighted to the latter.

Cleveland’s last eleven first-round picks are a roller coaster of results, which is the reason they have been perpetually stuck in a rebuild.