Maries County Sheriff deputies arrested a Pulaski County woman on Friday in connection to a Tuesday stabbing, according to a social media post from the Sheriff's Office.
Allison Bell, 28, of Dixon, is facing a felony charge of first-degree assault for allegedly stabbing a woman in the arm, according to court documents.
According to a probable cause statement, deputies responded to the stabbing on Tuesday afternoon and found the victim with an open stab wound on her upper arm that was bleeding profusely.
The victim told deputies that Bell had told her to leave the home they were in, and when she refused, Bell used a small hunting knife to stab the victim in the arm.
The victim said Bell then fled the scene in a vehicle and drove away toward Missouri 133, according to the probable cause statement.
According to the social media post from the Sheriff's Office, officers were originally unable to locate Bell, and a warrant was issued for her arrest.
Deputies worked with the Missouri Relentless Pursuit Task Force, Pulaski County Sheriff's Office and Dixon Police Department to try and locate Bell.
On Friday, law enforcement said they found Bell and took her into custody without incident.
According to online jail records and court documents, she is being held in the Maries County Jail without bond.