Woman rushed to hospital after ‘plunging from flat window' as man in his 40s arrested on suspicion of assault
Police were called to a property in Swindon, Wiltshire, around 4.30pm on Friday, August 15.
Officers responded to reports of a disturbance at the address, in Freshbrook, and found a woman had fallen from a flat window.
Great Western Air Ambulance assisted paramedics and transported her to hospital.
Cops detained a man in his 40s at the scene on suspicion of assault.
He has since been bailed and the woman has been discharged from hospital.
A Wiltshire Police spokesperson said: "We attended a property in Freshbrook following a reported disorder at about 4.30pm on Friday evening (15/08).
"A man in his 40s was arrested on suspicion of assault and has since been bailed.
"A woman at the property was taken to hospital after reportedly falling from a window and has since been discharged."
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