A murder suspect out of Florida has been arrested in North Carolina after a multi-county chase, according to the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office.Authorities say the suspect, 35-year-old Matthew Scott Flores, was wanted in both North Carolina and Florida for multiple felonies. The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office said Flores was involved in a chase in Ellenboro. Authorities said when the chase ended, Flores ran before being taken into custody. More news: Missing Florida Lyft driver's car found in North Carolina, officials sayStudent charged after girl hit in eye with 'sharp object' near Greenville County school, police sayUpstate man dies when shot by deputy after stabbing K-9 during negotiations, officials say"Due to the apparent impairment of Flores' suspected narcotic use, Flores was provided medical attention by Rutherford County EMS and transported to Rutherford Regional Health System for evaluation," a Facebook post from the sheriff's office said.Flores was then taken to the Rutherford County Detention Center.Flores is facing the following charges in North Carolina: Parole ViolationFugitiveFelony Speed to Elude ArrestDWIFlores is facing the following charges in Florida: Second-Degree MurderPossession of Firearm by Convicted Felon Discharge Firearm in PublicViolation of Supervised Pretrial ReleaseFlores is being held in the Rutherford County Detention Center with no bond for the parole violation and a $615,000 secured bond on the remaining North Carolina charges.The Wauchula Police Department released the following about Flores: "Flores is currently being charged with second-degree murder for the killing of Jose Carlos Martinez. Stephanie Velgara, who assisted Flores in fleeing from law enforcement in Florida, has also been arrested and is being charged as an accessory after the fact for second-degree murder for the role she has played throughout this tragic incident. While Flores has been arrested, and the investigation is still active. As the investigation continues, we will focus on and identify those who aided or assisted Flores to ensure they are charged appropriately for their role in Flores’ flight from law enforcement."Wauchula Police Department said Friday morning they were headed to North Carolina to speak to Flores.