WILTON # A fight in progress in an apartment on Main Street was interrupted Sunday morning when Wilton police Officer Josh King responded to a 911 call to find a woman had been assaulted. No charges have been filed and the case remains under investigation, according to police.

Last week, a Massachusetts man was arrested on a charge of terrorizing after he allegedly threatened a resident of Weld Road with a steak knife. On Nov. 14, Kyle Guimar, 19, was arrested by Officer Rick Billian following a fight with another man. Guimar reportedly went into the house and got a knife, Billian said.

On the same day, a domestic assault and a break-in at a house on Weld Road were investigated that resulted in the arrest of William Ames, 37, of Wilton. Ames allegedly broke in the rear door of the residence and physically assaulted the victim who suffered minor injuries. Ames fled but was tracked by a Franklin County K-9 team to Guy Chandler Road. According to Officers Scott Nile and Rick Billian, Ames was allegedly in possession of a stolen truck. He was charged with aggravated criminal mischief, a felony; domestic assault; unauthorized use of motor vehicle; and operating after suspension.

ARRESTS

IN FARMINGTON, Monday, Arion P. Emery, 25, of Farmington was arrested for violation of a protection from abuse order.

IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tuesday, Cynthia MacLean, 53, of Stratton was arrested by state police on a warrant for failure to pay a fine on driving to endanger.

Monday, A. Scott Couture, 20, of Jay was arrested on a charge of unlawful trafficking in drugs.

Tammy Daggett, 38, of Kingfield was arrested for violation of conditions of release.

IN JAY, Tuesday, Thomas Bender, 18, of Jay was arrested on charges of forgery and theft by unauthorized taking.

IN WILTON, Tuesday, Dianne Allen, 45, of Farmington was arrested on a charge of operating under the influence.