BERKSHIRE, Vt. — A Berkshire woman was arrested on an active warrant at an address on Hardwood Hill Road in Berkshire Monday, Vermont State Police said.

Troopers from the state police's St. Albans barracks found Kyrsten St. Martin, 35, of Berkshire, at about 6:30 p.m. and knew she was wanted on an active arrest warrant, according to the state police.

St. Martin was arrested and taken to the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility, where she was held on $1,600 bail, police said.

She was scheduled to appear in court Tuesday in both Franklin and Chittenden counties, according to the release, which listed court times of 1 p.m. and 8:30 a.m.

The state police release did not say what the warrant was for or what charges St. Martin faces. An arrest is not a finding of guilt, and St. Martin is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

State police have acted on earlier warrants for St. Martin. The Signal reported Oct. 9 that troopers found her at a home on Hardwood Hill Road in Berkshire on Oct. 8 and cited her on a warrant charging felony forgery, specifically uttering a forged instrument, ordering her to appear in Chittenden County Criminal Court rather than jailing her.

The Signal reported Nov. 2 that she was arrested on another active warrant after troopers pulled over a car in which she was a passenger in the town of St. Albans, and that she was held on $200 bail. Police did not say at the time what that warrant was for. The state police have not said whether the latest warrant is connected to either earlier case.

Earlier coverage: Berkshire woman arrested on warrant during traffic stop in St. Albans; Berkshire woman cited on felony forgery warrant

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