A 63-year-old Midland man was jailed on felony charges Tuesday after an incident that began with a call of a disorderly person the day before.

The incident included the delivery of a trespass order, a police chase and the suspect resisting officers and then being Tased.

Midland Police report officers first were contacted Monday by staff at a local tanning salon after a man upset about a broken tanning bed entered the business yelling and acting disorderly. The man left before officers arrived, and workers asked for a trespass notice to be issued.

The officer called the man’s home multiple times and received no answer Monday.

Staff again contacted police Tuesday, reporting the man was threatening workers again. This prompted an officer to go to the man’s Gerald Court home, where the man acted disorderly toward the officer as well as made threats. He then got in his car to drive to the tanning salon.

The man drove recklessly on Bay City Road, then pulled into a car wash where officers attempted multiple times to stop him. The suspect pulled onto Waldo Avenue, rammed a vehicle driven by a bystander, evaded police again then returned to his home.

The man, who refused to follow an officer’s orders, fought with police and was Tased.

The suspect was taken to the MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland where he was evaluated and released. He was then jailed on requested charges of felonious assault, resisting and obstructing police, and fleeing and eluding.

No officers or bystanders were injured in the incident. The vehicle that was rammed sustained minor damage.