Dog the Bounty Hunter’s police officer son Garry Chapman placed on leave after chase that killed Alabama teen Tristan Hollis

Dog the Bounty Hunter’s police officer son was put on administrative leave after he was involved in a high-speed chase that killed a teenage boy in Alabama Saturday night.

Garry Chapman was sidelined with pay from his gig at the Priceville Police Department for his role in the chase of a suspected drunk driver over town lines into neighboring Hartselle, Ala., according to TMZ.

Chapman, the 24-year-old son of Alice and Duane Chapman, appeared alongside his famous parents in several “Dog the Bounty Hunter” series, including the long-running hit reality show.

The younger Chapman began a pursuit of a vehicle in Priceville for moving violations/suspected DUI, WHNT reported, citing police sources.

The vehicle, allegedly driven by Archie Hale, crossed over into neighboring Hartselle, where it slammed into a minivan that 17-year-old Tristan Hollis was riding in at the intersection of Highway 31 and Highway 36 at around 8:30 p.m.

Hale and his passenger were injured after ramming into the minivan that carried Hollis and three other teen boys, who were all hospitalized

Hollis was transported to a hospital and was later pronounced dead, the outlet reported.

Chapman was placed on administrative leave as part of protocol and an internal investigation, Priceville Police Chief Jerry Holmes told WHNT.

He wasn’t the first officer who had attempted to pull over Hale

Hartselle Police is investigating the crash that led to Hollis’ death.

“This is a complex and in-depth investigation. As such, it will take time and will not be concluded in the near future,” Hartselle Police Chief Alan McDearmond told the outlet.

Hale was seriously injured in the crash and will reportedly remain in the hospital for an extended period of time, the outlet reported.

Police have not charged Hale in connection with the deadly incident but are expected to, WAFF reported.

“I would like to add that we extend our heartfelt thoughts and prayers to all those impacted by this tragedy,” Holmes added.

Hollis was remembered by the Hartselle High School during a prayer vigil on Monday.

“Tristan had just got his first car and just celebrated his 17th birthday.  He was a very polite young man and loved sweet treats,” his obituary read. “He will be missed by those who knew and loved him.”

The other teens injured in the crash were identified as brothers Gavin Prater, 14, and Noah Prater, 16 and Braxton Wales, according to fundraisers set up for the teens’ families.

Gavin Prater was placed in the pediatric intensive care unit, while his brother was hospitalized in the ICU.

Chapman appeared in 33 of his father’s shows spanning three different series over 16 years.

He has posted multiple pictures with his father on social media, and has shared a few snaps of him in uniform.