A Lake City woman was arrested and in jail Monday after police said she set her boyfriend on fire.
Stephanie Britton, 37, was charged with two counts of aggravated battery. Police said the victim was a 72-year-old man who was rushed to a hospital late Saturday night with first-degree burns to his head, back and hands.
“I was getting ready to go outside because I was trying to get away from her. I didn’t want to be around her. And this is where she threw the alcohol on me right here and set me on fire,” Humphries said.“You hear gunshots around here and you hear about people being stabbed,” the neighbor said. “But I’ve never heard about someone being set on fire, especially right next door.”
Investigators said there was a strong smell of rubbing alcohol throughout the house, and they said the sheets on the burned mattress were still wet with a substance that smelled like rubbing alcohol.
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