ORLANDO, Fla. — Deputies continued a search Wednesday for one of two men wanted in a car theft investigation after a lengthy SWAT standoff the night before.

The man who was arrested, Omar Torres Suarez, was taken to the Orange County Jail on burglary and grand theft charges. He was expected to appear before a judge for the first time Wednesday.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office has not yet released any identifying information for the man still at large.

Law enforcement was out in full force Tuesday afternoon in the Lake Mann community, located off South John Young Parkway and Orange Center Boulevard, where they said they were conducting a "surveillance operation."

They said they saw a stolen vehicle near John Young Parkway and Interstate 4.

Two men, who deputies said were driving a stolen vehicle, turned into a housing complex and entered a home along North Lake Mann Drive.

Witnesses told Spectrum News 13 that authorities used tank-like vehicles to rip open the side of the house to apprehend the 30-year-old Suarez, who they said has a lengthy criminal past and was considered to be dangerous.

"We had intelligence that Mr. Torres was a known, violent felon. He has a history of multiple gun charges, drug charges to include trafficking," spokesperson Deputy Christian Marrero said.

The other suspect wasn't found inside.

On Wednesday morning, a tarp covered the top of the cinderblock home, as pieces of roofing and soffit lay on the grass below. 

The second man wasn't considered armed and dangerous, said officials, who have not released any identifying information about him.

"We don’t have any safety concerns as of now," Marrero said.