Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie was arrested Wednesday (April 22) in Baton Rouge for participating in two unrelated fights.

According to local news station WAFB, the 26-year-old rapper (real name: Torrence Hatch) was involved in two separate fights on two separate occasions -- one in April and the other in March.

On April 12, the rapper allegedly hit a man several times on his residence, after he questioned him about a missing necklace from his room.

As a result, the unidentified man's injuries required three staples and 13 stitches, in addition to suffering from a mild concussion. An arrest warrant was issued for Boosie shortly after.

The other fight occurred on March 23 at Celebration Station, Sgt. Don Kelly, of the Baton Rouge Police, told the station.

The rapper is said to have punched a Celebration Station employee, after he was told that he was breaking the rules at the complex's go-cart track.

After the employee threatened to call police, Boosie left.

After his arrest Wednesday, he was booked into Parish Prison on one count each of simple battery, and aggravated second-degree battery.

At press time, it was unclear if Boosie was still in custody, and/or if he was granted bail.