LYNN – A spat between a Lynn man and his girlfriend on Thursday turned into an all-out brawl when he allegedly broke into her apartment, assaulted her and a neighbor, and later fired a few rounds into her kitchen.Scott Wong, 31, of 240 Washington St., #1, was charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, breaking and entering in the nighttime for a felony, malicious defacement of property, operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, second offense, and violation of an open container of alcohol. Bunly Phok, 39, of 139 Chestnut St., #1, was charged with violation of an open container of alcohol.Both were arraigned Thursday at Lynn District Court by Judge Sabita Singh. Phok was released on personal recognizance with a pre-trial hearing on April 11, while Wong was held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on March 15.According to court documents, the victim, who has a lengthy criminal record, told police that she has been fighting with her boyfriend, Wong, and that he had been leaving her threatening voice mail messages. Around 1 a.m., the victim alleged that Wong showed up at her apartment, kicked in the back door to the building, then the front door to her apartment and assaulted her. She said as she was being kicked in the ribs and leg, her neighbor tried to intervene and in the process, was hit over the head with a beer bottle.Police say the common area of the building had shards of glass on the floor and broken locks on the doors.Wong allegedly took off after the fight and hopped into a rental car. While police were writing a report about the fight, another call came in around 2:30 a.m. about shots fired at the same residence. The same victim said she heard gun shots outside of her window as she was eating and pointed out bullet holes in the window, blinds and curtains. Two other holes were found on the outside of the building.A BOLO (be on the lookout) was broadcast to area departments with Wong’s description.A few minutes later, police tracked Wong down in an SUV on Broadway. He at first gave another name and said he lived in Marblehead. He eventually admitted that his name was Scott Wong and a passenger in the car was Phok, who was found holding an open bottle of Coors Light, with some of the beer having spilled on the seat. Two other open bottles were also in the vehicle, but a gun was not found.Police say Phok had a warrant for his arrest out of Lowell District Court and was taken into custody along with Wong.