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October 15. 2012 12:26PM
BRITTANY SPRAGUE
Nashua woman suffers cut to face; second woman charged
BRITTANY SPRAGUE
NASHUA — A city woman suffered a “substantial laceration” to her face after being hit in the face with a glass during a fight at a Myrtle Street residence Sunday night, police said.
Brittany Sprague, 24, of 1 Clinton St., Apt. 7, was arrested in the incident and charged with first-degee assault.
Officers learned of the assault in a phone call from a local hospital where the injured woman sought treatment. Her injury is not life-threatening, according to police.
Police said the altercation happened Sunday night at a Myrtle Street residence and involved several people.
What's next: Sprague was held on $25,000 cash/surety bail pending arraignment Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.
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