Boosie Badazz’s 18-year-old son, Ivy Ray Hatch, has been arrested in Louisiana on multiple charges, including armed robbery, aggravated battery and drug-related offenses, according to information provided by the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office to TMZ.
Hatch was arrested Thursday and booked on five charges, authorities told the outlet. He was later released on bond, although details about the circumstances surrounding his arrest have not been made public.
The charges listed by authorities include possession with intent to distribute drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a firearm while in possession of drugs, aggravated battery and armed robbery.
The allegations are serious, but the charges do not establish guilt. No further details about the alleged incidents were provided in the supplied report.
According to TMZ, the sheriff’s office declined to disclose what led to Hatch’s arrest. As a result, it remains unclear what investigators believe happened, whether the charges stem from one incident or multiple events, or what evidence authorities say supports the allegations.
Hatch’s release on bond means he was released from custody while the case proceeds. The available information does not specify the bond amount or outline any additional conditions attached to his release.
Meanwhile, his father, Boosie Badazz, has been in New York City this week discussing a new entertainment venture. The rapper recently spoke to TMZ about his planned Boosie Network, describing the project as the “new Netflix.”
TMZ also reported that it contacted Boosie for comment about his son’s arrest, but the rapper declined to comment.
For now, key details surrounding the case remain undisclosed. Authorities have identified the charges against Hatch, but the circumstances that prompted the arrest have not been publicly explained in the supplied report.
The case places the Louisiana rapper’s family in the spotlight as his son faces serious criminal allegations. Any further developments will depend on information released by law enforcement or disclosed through court proceedings.
