Damn… we were hoping we weren’t right about this one…

Rapper Lil Boosie a.k.a Torrance Hatch has been indicted of first degree murder and drug charges. It all stemmed from an October 21st shooting which led to the death of a guy named Terry Boyd.

An East Baton Rouge Parish grand jury charged Boosie along with Michael Louding and Adrian Pittman with first-degree murder Thursday (Jun 17) for their involvement in Boyd’s death. According to District Attorney Hillar Moore the death penalty is not out of the question!

Michael Louding, 17, and Adrian Pittman, 36, were also indicted for first-degree murder in Boyd’s death. According to detectives, the 35-year-old was shot to death while inside his home on Vermillion Drive in Baton Rouge. They said the shots were fired from the outside through a window.

Another man, Reginald Youngblood, 32, was arrested and indicted in connection with a double murder and two other shootings in which the victims survived. Charles Matthews and Darryl Milton were gunned down on April 1 while sitting in a car on Monte Sano Avenue in Baton Rouge. A man was shot in the back through a window while inside his home on Feb. 22. A different man was shot outside that same home as he was getting out of his car on March 6. The bullet hit his wrist.

A task force was formed to investigate multiple shootings, many of them deadly, in the Baton Rouge area over the past two years. These indictments are part of that investigation. Seven men were indicted on June 7. Both Louding and Pittman were included in that round of formal charges against some of the suspected killers.

Hatch’s girlfriend, Walnita Decuir, faces the same drug charges he does. The 25-year-old lived with Hatch before he was sent to Hunt Correctional Institute in St. Gabriel. Police are still looking for her.

Two other men were also indicted in the same drug investigation. Joshua Wilson, 27, was a guard at the prison. He was arrested Thursday and faces one count of conspiracy to introduce contraband into a penal institution. Stacy Riley, 36, is an inmate at the prison. His charges are the same as Hatch’s and Decuir’s, except he only faces one count of conspiracy to introduce contraband into a penal institution, instead of two.

Hatch pleaded guilty to drug and gun charges in September. East Baton Rouge Parish sheriff’s deputies reportedly seized a bag of marijuana, a cigar with marijuana in it and a gun from his car. A judge sentenced him to two years in prison. He did not have to report to prison right away. District Court Judge Chip Moore revoked Hatch’s probation a month later, sending him straight to jail on Nov. 9. 

Others Indicted With Boosie:

An East Baton Rouge Parish grand jury charged Boosie along with Michael Louding and Adrian Pittman with first-degree murder Thursday (Jun 17) for their involvement in Boyd’s death. According to District Attorney Hillar Moore the death penalty is not out of the question!

Man… this is just crazy. We have no words.

Thoughts?