Man charged with stalking, attempted rape of 16-year-old
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Dustin Perrin |
Capt. Pat Yoes, public information officer with the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office, said Perrin was arrested under warrant.
"Perrin allegedly engaged in a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old female," Yoes said. "When the female attempted to stop the relationship with Perrin he allegedly stalked her."
In addition to 27 counts of carnal knowledge of a juvenile, Perrin is charged with stalking, two counts of aggravated battery, attempted forcible rape, computer aided solicitation of a minor, two counts of terrorizing and contribution to the delinquency of a juvenile.
Perrin was arrested and booked into the Nelson Coleman Correctional Facility on Nov. 5.
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