HAUGAN, Mont. — After a weeklong, multi-state manhunt, law enforcement arrested an “armed and dangerous” fugitive who was caught hiding in a camper in western Montana.

Jesse Spitzer, 30, of Sultan, Wash., was wanted for a string of alleged burglaries and vehicle thefts in Washington and North Idaho.

He reportedly went on the lam after he was suspected of stealing a vehicle in east Snohomish County last Friday.

Police and K-9s chased Spitzer into the woods near Gold Bar, Wash. the following day, but he escaped.

He reappeared last Sunday after a car crash in Chelan County but evaded authorities again.

Post Falls police responded Wednesday morning to a report that a firearm had been stolen out of a vehicle on Clearwater Loop.

Meanwhile, a nearby resident reported a suspicious person approaching a neighbor’s house.

Law enforcement located the suspect, identified as Spitzer.

He allegedly brandished a firearm and threatened to shoot himself if officers didn’t leave.

Spitzer reportedly led police on a foot chase, running through yards and jumping fences in the Woodbridge subdivision.

The Post Falls Special Response Team responded to a residence on Lynwood Court, where Spitzer was believed to be hiding in a shed.

Police said they found two firearms and other evidence, but not Spitzer.

Officers from multiple agencies caught up with Spitzer in Kellogg on Friday night.

Spitzer reportedly fled along eastbound I-90 in another stolen vehicle, with police in pursuit.

After a Shoshone County deputy deployed spike strips near Osburn, Spitzer continued into Wallace. He allegedly shot at police during the high-speed chase.

In Wallace, Spitzer reportedly jumped out of his damaged, still-moving vehicle on Front Street and carjacked a couple at gunpoint.

Wallace resident Leigh Lutich Ligenza said she was stunned when Spitzer pulled her husband out of their truck.

“He jumps in the driver’s seat and points a gun at me and is like, ‘Get the f— out of the truck,’” she said. “So I did.”

As Spitzer sped off in the stolen truck, he allegedly fired at police again.

The vehicle he had abandoned continued to roll down the street and finally crashed into a snow berm.

Law enforcement chased Spitzer over Lookout Pass and into Montana.

After Montana Highway Patrol disabled Spitzer’s vehicle near the town of Haugan, he allegedly threatened officers with a handgun and bolted.

Police arrested Spitzer around 9 a.m. Friday, after finding him hiding in a camper near the $50,000 Bar and Motel.

In 2011, a 19-year-old Spitzer pleaded guilty to attempted murder with a deadly weapon and burglary after reportedly shooting at a sheriff’s sergeant while trying to avoid arrest in Nevada.

He was sentenced to up to 22 years in prison.