Rochester man accused of assaulting Bath PD officers, biting EMT

Rochester man accused of assaulting Bath PD officers, biting EMT By News10NBC BATH, N.Y. — A Rochester man was arrested multiple times in the Village of Bath, and accused of assaulting Bath PD officers and biting an EMT. How it started It all started when Bath Police say they were dispatched to West Washington Street on Wednesday for a report of an unwanted guest. According to police, the guest, Kaylon Monroe, was “highly uncooperative” and didn’t listen to them. He was arrested, and tried to physically resist, police say. He was charged with trespass, obstructing governmental administration, and resisting arrest. Monroe’s second arrest About two hours after being released, police were dispatched to the same location for a report of a man trying to kick in a tenant’s door. Police arrived and made contact with Monroe, who they say was trying to kick in the door and made threats to kill the person. He was arrested again. While in the patrol car, police say Monroe repeatedly kicked the door of the car, causing damage. When they got to the police department, police say he kicked an officer multiple times, spit on officers multiple times, headbutted an officer in the head, and bit an EMT. He was charged with three counts of assault, harassment, and two counts of criminal mischief. He was brought to the Steuben County Jail, where he was arraigned and released without bail. Monroe’s third arrest The next day, less than an hour after being released without bail, police say Monroe violated an order of protection twice. They say he was found at the protected party’s home. He was arrested on two counts of criminal contempt. He was brought back to the Steuben County Jail and arraigned. He’s being held on $10,000 bail.