The U.S. Marshals Service arrested a Topeka man Thursday who was wanted on federal and state charges.

Ryan Michael Hawley, 29, was arrested at the Relax Inn, 3802 S.W. Topeka Blvd., according to U.S. Marshals Service chief deputy Craig Beam.

The Fugitive Task Force saw Hawley exit the Relax Inn and get into a nearby vehicle.

The task force and Kansas Highway Patrol were conducting a coordinated vehicle takedown when Hawley tried to flee from the motel.

During his attempted escape, Hawley hit multiple cars in the motel parking lot before task force members were able to pin Hawley's vehicle.

Hawley was arrested, and a loaded handgun believed to be fully automatic was recovered from the vehicle, Beam said.

Hawley was wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service for federal cases that include escape and felon in possession of a firearm.

He has pending state charges that include fleeing and eluding and interference with a law enforcement officer.

Beam said Hawley is also a suspect in an attempted robbery and drive-by shooting.

Beam said Hawley allegedly made threats to shoot law enforcement officers and has been involved in several recent police pursuits.

He said Hawley has an extensive criminal history, including weapons offenses, assaults and escape.