PRINEVILLE, Ore. - A Prineville police pursuit of a motorcycle that turned out to have been stolen led to a crash. The male rider then jumped into the bed of a pickup, leading to yet another pursuit. The man later jumped out and ran, leading to a manhunt and his capture in an RV - and the pickup driver crashed, bringing her arrest.

Here's how police said it all went down:

Shortly before noon, a Prineville Police officer tried pull over a motorcycle in the area of NE Laughlin Road. The rider, an adult male, refused to stop and fled from officers before turning into a driveway, where he lost control of the motorcycle and crashed.

Following the crash, the man jumped into the bed of a pickup truck driven by an adult female. She then fled from officers and at one point tried to hit an officer, police said

The pickup driver continued east on NE Laughlin Road to Ochoco Highway before turning onto NE Barnes Road. She then turned onto NE Barnes Butte Road and eventually NE Yellowpine Road.

"During the pursuit, the male began throwing tools and other items from the bed of the pickup toward pursuing patrol vehicles," police said, adding that no patrol vehicles sustained damage as a result.

While in the 3000 block of NE Yellowpine Road, the man jumped from the pickup and fled on foot into a nearby residential yard. Officers established a containment perimeter and began searching for him.

Meanwhile, the woman continued to elude officers before failing to negotiate a corner and crashing the pickup a short distance away. She tried to run, but was quickly apprehended near the crash site.

Officers continued searching the surrounding area for the man, eventually locating him hiding inside an RV near NE Mountain Ash Road. He was taken into custody without further incident.

Neither suspect nor any officers were injured during the incident.

During the investigation, officers confirmed that the motorcycle involved in the initial pursuit had been reported stolen. More charges related to the stolen motorcycle are pending as the investigation continues.

Both suspects were transported to the Crook County Jail, where they were lodged on initial charges including:

• Fleeing or Attempting to Elude a Police Officer by Vehicle – Felony

• Fleeing or Attempting to Elude a Police Officer on Foot

• Attempted Assault on a Public Safety Officer

• Reckless Driving

• Recklessly Endangering Another Person

Prineville Police Lt. Thomas Vollmer confirmed to the Bugle that the female driver was Tesla Brandt Delury, 36, of Prineville, who was held without bail on an initial charge of attempting to elude police, as jail records indicated.

The male suspect was identified Douglas Anthony Duran, 45, also of Prineville, who was also being held without bail on seven charges, including two counts of attempting to elude police, first-degree assault, assault on a public safety officer, reckless driving, vehicle theft and methamphetamine possession.

The Prineville Police Department thanked the Crook County Sheriff's Office and Oregon State Police for their assistance during this incident. "Their cooperation and support helped bring the situation to a safe conclusion," they said.

The male suspect is Douglas Anthony Duran, 45, also of Prineville, who was also being held without bail on seven charges, including two counts of attempting to elude police, first-degree assault, assault on a public safety officer, reckless driving, vehicle theft and methamphetamine possession

"We also appreciate the patience and cooperation of residents in the affected areas while officers worked to locate and apprehend both suspects."

Earlier, Prineville Police advised the public to avoid NE Yellowpine Road on the city’s northern outskirts afternoon due to a “heavy police presence” in the area.