"She is very traumatized. They dragged her from outside to inside because she tried to run away," said the woman's daughter.

Luis Alvarez described how he fought the men, saying, "I was working and I heard my wife screaming. When I got to the door, I tried opening it, but it was blocked, that's when a man stuck his hand out shouting for the truck keys. When he stuck his hand out the door, I pulled it, dragging him outside, and we started fighting," said Alvarez.

Alvarez said he wrestled on the ground with both men; he said he thought he was going to die, but then they both took off running down a cotton field. At the same time, another man police say helped in the capture, Joe Marquez, was driving by.

"And that's when I see Luis run toward my truck, hey Joe, and started flagging me down, hable las policia," said Marquez. Luis' daughters credit their father for saving their mother, who is expected to recover.

"She has a lot of scrapes and bruising on her arms and legs. I am very thankful he was close to home," said the woman's daughter.

DPS said both men would stay at the Pinal County jail awaiting trial for a long list of new charges they will be facing. They are also looking over the timeline to see how they will divide up the $70,000 award.