Boosie Badazz's Son's Legal Troubles Grow As Police Arrest Two More

Investigators weren't finished after arresting Boosie Badazz's 18-year-old son on robbery and battery charges. Two more people have now been taken into custody in Louisiana, bringing the total number of arrests connected to the alleged incident to four. According to WBRZ, Livingston Parish sheriff's deputies identified the latest suspects as Antonio Cooley, 19, and Calei Ely, 18. Their arrests follow the October 22 detention of Ivy Ray Hatch, better known as Ray Ray, and an unidentified juvenile. Authorities have not publicly detailed the specific allegations against Cooley and Ely.

The investigation began Oct. 21, when deputies responded to a reported battery on Buffwood Street in Denham Springs around 7 p.m. The complainant told investigators that Hatch and a juvenile had assaulted and robbed him. "The victim in this case reported being battered and robbed," Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard said in a statement. At the time, he confirmed the initial arrests and warned that additional suspects could be taken into custody.

Hatch was booked on charges of armed robbery, aggravated second-degree battery, possession of a firearm with drugs, and possession of drug paraphernalia. A judge set his bond at $275,500, which he posted before leaving the Livingston Parish Detention Center on Thursday night. Officers transported the unidentified juvenile to the Florida Parishes Juvenile Detention Center. Investigators have not disclosed the minor's age or alleged role beyond what the complainant said.

The arrests have also drawn attention to Boosie, who has experienced his own legal troubles over the years. However, the Baton Rouge rapper has not publicly addressed his son's case. When TMZ contacted him about Hatch's arrest, he declined to comment.

Investigators have identified four people connected to the case, but several details remain undisclosed. The sheriff's office has not specified what was allegedly stolen, the extent of the complainant's injuries, or what charges Cooley and Ely may face. Those unanswered questions have become more significant as the investigation expands beyond Hatch and the juvenile initially accused of the attack.