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Waterbury residents arrested for domestic assault, police say

In Waterbury, VT, police say Michael McNamara, 42, and Emma Ravelin, 21, were charged with domestic assault during a family disturbance on December 29.

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According to police reports, a family disturbance in Waterbury, Vermont, on December 29, 2025, led to the arrest of two individuals for domestic assault. Vermont State Police say that Michael McNamara, 42, and Emma Ravelin, 21, were involved in an altercation with a family member.

Upon arrival at the scene, officers determined that both suspects had assaulted the victim. Following the investigation, police charged McNamara and Ravelin with domestic assault. They were released after receiving citations to appear in court.

Both individuals are scheduled to appear at the Washington County Superior Court – Criminal Division on December 30, 2025, at 12:30 PM. According to the report, the court date and details may change as the case progresses. Police have not disclosed the identity of the victim, in accordance with privacy protocols regarding domestic violence cases.

The allegations against McNamara and Ravelin are currently under judicial review, and further developments will follow the upcoming court proceedings.

Source: Vermont State Police

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