BATON ROUGE - A man is facing multiple charges after a Monday incident.

A deputy with the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office was en route to an extra duty assignment when he noticed an altercation happening in the 6600 block of Siegen Lane.  The deputy saw a man yelling and waving his arms at the victim. As the deputy got closer, he could hear the man yell a racial slur.

At the scene, the deputy spoke with the victim. According to the arrest report, the victim had a green light and was driving on the roadway. At the same time a man, later identified as Chad Daugherty, began to walk across the road.

The driver honked the horn at which point Daugherty picked up a rock and threw it at the vehicle, damaging the windshield. After the altercation, Daugherty fled the scene.

The deputy was able to stop Daugherty before North Rieger Road. The report states that the deputy gave Daugherty multiple verbal commands to stop, but he refused.

While being taken into custody, Daugherty allegedly resisted. Some bystanders saw what was going on and assisted the deputy in the arrest. As he was being placed in the back of the sheriff's office unit, Daugherty spit in the deputy's face.

Paramedics were called to the scene to physically and mentally evaluate Daugherty. He was later cleared to be transported to the parish jail.

Authorities say Daugherty demanded to be transported to the hospital, but the requested was denied. At that point, he spit in the paramedic supervisor's face.

Daugherty was charged with simple criminal damage to property, resisting arrest, battery of a police officer, battery of emergency medical personnel, and simple battery.

BATON ROUGE - Police arrested a man accused of masturbating in public multiple times Monday.

According to the arrest report, the victims were walking in the 4300 block of E. Brookstown Drive around 5:25 p.m. when a man in a white Ford Mustang pulled up beside them. The driver was identified as Robert Scott.

Authorities say as Scott watched the victims, he began to touch himself. Once the victims noticed they ran away and Scott left the scene.

Scott allegedly saw the victims two more times that evening. Each time, he was allegedly touching himself and watching them.

Officers later located Scott and charged him with obscenity.

LABADIEVILLE - The Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office arrested a man on his third DWI charge in 10 years after he was seen driving erratically on a highway over the weekend.

The sheriff's office say a deputy pulled over Lynn Rhodes, 37, after someone reported his vehicle for driving recklessly on LA 1 Saturday night. 

When the deputy questioned the driver, he picked up a strong odor of alcohol on Rhodes' breath. He also performed poorly in a series of field sobriety tests. 

Rhodes was taken to the Assumption Parish Detention Center, where he refused to submit a breathalyzer test. After applying for a search warrant to obtain a blood sample from Rhodes, it was discovered he had been arrested for DWI five times in the past, including twice within the past decade.

Rhodes was booked on charges of DWI (third offense), reckless operation of a motor vehicle and unlawful refusal to submit to a chemical test for intoxication. He was released after posting a $17,200 bond.

ASSUMPTION PARISH - A teen is facing multiple charges for his involvement in an armed robbery and rape.

On May 22, deputies with the Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office responded to a location near Napoleonville. Authorities say the victims were at the location for a prearranged drug transaction.

Once there, the victims were met by several armed individuals and led into a structure at gunpoint. The victims were robbed and at least one of them was raped. 

Documents say the victims didn't know the identity of the suspects because they weren't from the area. During the course of the investigation, 18-year-old Dequan Stewart was identified as a suspect. 

He was arrested and charged with first-degree rape, armed robbery, and aggravated battery with a dangerous weapon.