An upstate New York man accused of kidnapping a woman and chaining her up in his basement was arrested Monday after a search that stretched on for hours, police announced.

The suspect -- 25-year-old Michael Ciskiewic -- was hit with charges including kidnapping, burglary, rape, and assault.

Niagara Falls officers said they started receiving calls Sunday about a missing woman and found a trail of blood leading up to the back door of a home on Monroe Avenue. Investigators then breached the door and found the woman chained up inside, Niagara Falls Detective Captain Kelly Rizzo told the Niagara Gazette.

However, Ciskiewic had vanished.

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During the day Monday, officers negotiated with Ciskiewic over the phone for several hours, believing he was holed up inside a home, WIVB reported. However, after they reportedly smashed the home's windows, they determined he was not inside.

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By Monday evening, investigators said they tracked him down to a Niagara Falls industrial area where he'd been hiding, and finally arrested him.

The woman who was found chained up reportedly received treatment at a nearby hospital before doctors released her.

Fox News' Mike Arroyo contributed to this report.