HERNDON, Va. (7News) — A man has finally been caught by police after allegedly abducting someone, stealing their car and leading officers on a chase through Virginia, D.C. and Maryland.

The Herndon Police Department (HPD) said Cristian Vasquez Alvarenga, 25, faces at least nine charges including robbery, carjacking, abduction, assault and reckless driving.

Alvarenga was “considered armed and dangerous” ever since he evaded police on June 6.

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On that Saturday, Herndon police officers responded around 9:30 p.m. to the 1000 block of Knight Lane for a domestic situation. Alvarenga was allegedly fighting with someone inside a house, then jacked their car and took off with them trapped inside.

The Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) said they were notified around 9:56 p.m. that Herndon police were investigating an abduction involving Alvarenga and the other person.

After receiving information about the car, a FCPD officer spotted it on Interstate 495 near Route 50. Police started to chase after the car.

The pursuit went through Fairfax County and outside Virginia. The U.S. Park Police (USPP) confirmed its officers helped in response to the incident as well.

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HPD said Alvarenga eventually abandoned the car and the person he’d abducted in Maryland. The person was safe.

On Tuesday morning, Alvarenga was arrested in the area of Elden Street and Alabama Drive.

Herndon police said “multiple community members” spotted him and called police.

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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va (WAVY) – Drivers along eastbound I-264 experienced a frightening scene Friday. They say a man was riding a bike in between traffic going the opposite direction and swerving into the paths of cars and trucks.

Eyewitness Kelly Nogueira told 10 On Your Side she was driving home to Virginia Beach from the Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters (CHKD). She said traffic was moving along at around 60 miles an hour when she noticed cars in front of her slamming on their brakes. Then she spotted the man heading towards her on a mountain bike. She said he was wearing a backpack. She added that this was before the Town Center exits on I-264 eastbound around 11 a.m.

Nogueira added that the man appeared to be riding in the path of oncoming cars and trucks, causing them to swerve to miss him. She said, “It was like he was on a suicide mission or something.”

Nogueira described the scene as “frightening” and said she was still shaken up about it.

Virginia State Police confirmed to 10 On Your Side a male subject was seen setting brush on fire along eastbound I-264 at Laskin Road and then took off on a bike.

When troopers tried talking to him, they say he ran off, but was later caught in the 100 block of North Burwick Crescent.

No injuries were reported.

Nogueira shared this short video clip showing the wrong-way bicyclist.

Detectives are still investigating.