Police arrested a driver Monday night who they said fled from a traffic stop and then ran into someone's home.
Police surrounded the Northeast Portland home and said they found the driver hiding in the attic of a garage.
On Tuesday, Portland Police identified the suspect as 32-year-old Levi Jon Lapage, who was already wanted by the Oregon State Parole Board for identity theft.
It all started at about 5:50 p.m., when police tried to pull over someone driving a car with no license plates for a traffic violation near Southeast 92nd Avenue and Stark Street.
Police said the driver fled. Police used their airplane to follow the driver through east Portland. Officers deployed spike strips near the Glisan Street onramp to Interstate 205.
The driver left the freeway and bailed out of the car near Northeast 122nd Avenue and Siskiyou Street and ran into a home.
Police said the residents of the home were evacuated.
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The Portland Police Bureau’s Special Emergency Reaction Team responded to the home, as well as crisis negotiators.
Police sent a dog and a robot into the garage but at first they didn't find anyone. Then they started focusing on the attic and roof area, poking at the ceiling and looking in with cameras. Just before 9:44 p.m., they took the suspect into custody.
Police closed Northeast 122nd Avenue between Russell and Fremont streets.
No injuries were reported.
The suspect's name will be released once booked into jail.