LINCOLN, Neb. -- Two arrests were made in Lincoln following separate pursuits on Friday and Saturday.

The Nebraska State Patrol said a trooper saw a Mitsubishi Lancer speeding on O St., near 70th St., at 11:00 p.m. on Friday.

Officials said the trooper tried to do a traffic stop but the driver sped up and turned north onto Skyway Road. The trooper reportedly did not follow them but the NSP AirWing tracked the Lancer from the air.

According to authorities, another trooper tried to do a traffic stop again near 79th St. and Holdrege St. but was unsuccessful. The vehicle reportedly continued west on Holdrege before turning onto N 62nd St., through a yard, and into a parked car.

Troopers said the driver stopped on Glendale Road and ran off. The suspect reportedly ran through several backyards before hiding in a garage at a home near 64th St. and Francis St.

NSP said they contacted the owner of the home and were able to get into the garage where they found the suspect, 19-year-old Maliq Coleman, of Lincoln, hiding in the attic rafters. Coleman was arrested for flight to avoid arrest, willful reckless driving, leaving the scene of a crash, criminal mischief, and trespassing and lodged at Lancaster County Jail.

Officials said a trooper tried to do a traffic stop on a motorcycle at 9:20 p.m. on Saturday near 27th St. and Superior St.

According to authorities, the driver sped off. The trooper reportedly did not follow the motorcycle but the NSP AirWing tracked them from the air.

Troopers said the driver stopped and went into a home near 7th St. and Y St. When the troopers arrived, they reportedly tried to talk to the suspect but he would not leave the home.

NSP said the driver finally came out of the home a couple minutes later and was taken into custody. The driver was 21-year-old Alejandro Martinez, of Omaha, and he was lodged Lancaster County Jail for flight to avoid arrest, willful reckless driving, obstructing a peace officer, no motorcycle license, and multiple traffic violations.