Woman arrested after man found with lacerations

Burlington police officers raided an apartment on South Meadow Drive, taking a 34-year-old into custody for aggravated domestic assault.

Neighbors say they saw between 6-8 police officers in full riot gear forcibly enter the apartment after a male victim was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening lacerations.

34-year-old Bianca Walton was arrested at the scene. At this time we do not know what sparked the incident or the relationship between Walton and the victim.

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