Boosie Badazz’s 18-Year-Old Son Arrested in Louisiana on Drug, Gun and Robbery Charges

According to reports from TMZ and WBRZ, Ivy Ray Hatch, the son of Louisiana rapper Torrence Hatch, better known as Boosie Badazz, was taken into custody Thursday and later released on bond.

The arrest involves multiple charges, although authorities have not publicly disclosed what led to the incident.

What Charges Is Boosie's Son Facing?

According to TMZ, the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office confirmed that Ivy Ray Hatch was booked on the following charges:

• Possession with intent to distribute drugs

• Possession of drug paraphernalia

• Possession of a firearm with drugs

• Aggravated battery

• Armed robbery

The sheriff's office reportedly declined to provide additional details about the arrest, including what led to the charges or whether anyone was injured.

WBRZ reported that Hatch no longer appeared on the Livingston Parish Jail roster following his arrest. TMZ later reported that the 18-year-old was released on bond.

The amount of that bond has not been publicly confirmed in the reports.

Boosie Badazz Declines to Comment on Son's Arrest

Boosie Badazz, whose legal name is Torrence Hatch, is one of Louisiana's most recognizable hip-hop artists, with deep roots in Baton Rouge and a following throughout the state and beyond.

His son, Ivy Ray Hatch, was reportedly named after Boosie's late father.

Outside of his family's connection to the music industry, the younger Hatch has shared modeling photographs on social media and previously discussed plans to launch his own clothing brand.

According to TMZ, Boosie declined to comment when contacted about his son's arrest.

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Investigation Details Remain Limited

As of Friday, October 23, authorities have not released a detailed account of the events surrounding Hatch's arrest.

WBRZ reports that it has contacted the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office seeking additional information.

It remains unclear what specifically led to the armed robbery and aggravated battery allegations, whether the charges stem from a single incident, or when Hatch may be scheduled to appear in court.

The charges are allegations, and Hatch is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

This story will be updated as additional information becomes available.