WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- Two people have been arrested after a reported stabbing in West Lafayette on Tuesday evening. According to a news release from the West Lafayette Police Department, officers responded to an apartment complex at around 8:52 p.m. on Tuesday after a call of a reported unwanted guest. When officers arrived, they found a "chaotic scene" involving three individuals who were involved in an argument. The release said that the argument eventually escalated into a stabbing. ‘They don’t listen to me, daddy’: Family files lawsuit against school alleging bullying led to son’s suicide As officers investigated the incident, officials said in the release that the person who had been stabbed, identified as Scott Nail, a 55-year-old Colfax resident, had an outstanding warrant for his arrest from the Clinton County Sheriff's Department. Nail was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening lacerations. The release said that Kimberly German, a 54-year-old West Lafayette woman, was arrested for assisting a criminal, a Level 6 felony, after the incident. German reportedly allowed Nail, a person "whom she knew to be a fugitive from justice, to stay at her apartment." Anyone with additional information is asked to contact the West Lafayette Police Department at (765) 775-5200.