A man accused of abducting his 7-year-old daughter during a supervised visit in Boston last weekend was taken into custody on Saturday and the girl was found safe, authorities announced.

Officials received a tip that the man, known as Clark Rockefeller, was living in a Baltimore apartment and had a 26-foot catamaran docked at a nearby marina, according to Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis, cited by the Associated Press.

Clark Rockefeller was charged with felony custodial kidnapping, assault and battery, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, Ed Davis reported. Furthermore, Mr. Rockefeller will be brought before the court on Monday to begin extradition proceedings.

Investigators tricked the kidnapper in order to get him out of the apartment and away from his daughter. They called Mr. Rockefeller and told him that his boat was taking on water. Thus, police arrested him when he left the apartment and found the little girl inside. Reigh Boss was found safe, although she was extremely happy “to see very nice people”, the Associated Press quoted Noreen Gleason, FBI’s assistant special agent in charge of the Boston division.

The child lives with her mother, Sandra Boss, who works in London as a partner in a global management consulting firm.

Clark Rockefeller used at least four known aliases, but there is no suggestion that he is in any way related to the renowned Rockefeller family descended from Standard Oil billionaire John D. Rockefeller Sr., family members said.