Two individuals with warrants out of four Minnesota counties were arrested after a domestic disturbance call Wednesday night.

According to Austin Police Chief Brian Krueger, police responded to a domestic call at 10:22 p.m. on Wednesday in the 1200 block of Eighth Street Northeast. An officer at the front door observed a male, Roger David Miller Jr., 34, of Cass Lake, arguing with a female, Elizabeth Marie Goss, 28, of Laporte. Miller then ran toward the back of the residence and the officer notified another officer standing at the back of the house that he may be attempting to flee. That officer then observed Miller run into the basement.

When police entered, they ordered Miller to come out of the basement, Krueger said. Miller refused and was arrested after he was found hiding in a closet in the basement. Goss was also arrested.

Court records indicate that Miller had five arrest warrants in two counties:

• Failure to appear at hearing on felony escape from custody charge in Hubbard County;

• Failure to appear at hearing on felony aggravated forgery charge in Hubbard County;

• Failure to appear at hearing on felony identity theft charge in Beltrami County;

• Failure to appear at hearing on felony escape from custody charge in Beltrami County; and

• Failure to appear at hearing on gross misdemeanor check forgery charge in Beltrami County.

Court records also indicate that Goss had three arrest warrants in three counties:

• Failure to appear at hearing on felony fifth-degree drug possession charge in Crow Wing County;

• Probation violation warrant for felony fifth-degree controlled substance conviction in Cass County; and

• Failure to appear at hearing on felony financial transaction card fraud in Beltrami County.

Miller and Goss are currently being held at the Mower County Jail.