BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — The Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office arrested a man accused of sending unsolicited explicit photographs to several women. Tyler James Deville, 31, of Labadieville, was arrested and booked into the Assumption Parish Detention Center. He's charged with six counts of cyberstalking, six counts of obscenity, six counts of improper telephone communications and two counts of felony stalking. An investigation was started by the sheriff's office on Sept. 23 after they received complaints that unsolicited explicit photographs were reportedly sent to six adult females in Assumption Parish, according to APSO. The sheriff's office stated, "At least one of the victims received death threats from the suspect after she requested that he cease sending the messages and photographs." Man accused of shooting near Baton Rouge convenience store arrested, leaves 1 hurt Detectives were able to identify Deville's place of residence and executed a search warrant on his home located on the 100 block of Redwood Street. According to APSO, Deville was arrested on Tuesday. Deville remains in jail with a bond set at $100,000, according to the sheriff's office. Latest News Tampa sees 5x the usual October rainfall due to Hurricane Milton New poll in EBR mayor-president race shows Weston Broome ahead, James outpacing in spending State leaders work to improve rural parts of Louisiana through multi-million-dollar grant Internet Archive data breach exposes more than 31 million user accounts: reports Byron leads NASCAR Cup playoffs as series shifts to Charlotte