Dead: 87YO Woman In Critical Condition After Son Beat Her With A Dumbbell

[Sugar Cookie]

An 87-year-old woman remains in critical condition Sunday after the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office says her son beat her with a dumbbell Saturday night in Metairie.

Deputies arrested 64-year-old Raymond Felder and booked him with aggravated second-degree battery.

Police say Felder and his mother began arguing when he allegedly grabbed the dumbbell and hit her in the head several times.

The elderly woman lost consciousness, and her daughter called 911.

In addition to the battery charge, he was booked with 16 outstanding attachments and being a fugitive from another jurisdiction.

JPSO: 87-year-old woman in critical condition after son beat her with a dumbbell

The attack happened after a man and his mother began arguing inside a home in the 7400 block of Ivy Street

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[Dzaniel]

Uh..... Fuck this dude. Let general population know why he's in jail
pleeeeeease.

 

[Inferus]

Let me guess: Richard Simmons told him to do it while watching Sweatin' to the Oldies.

 

[Sejanus]

He needs his skull levelled.
Gimme a dumbbell.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

Hi mom survived .... he died before he went to trial.

Raymond Felder was never formally sentenced for hitting his mother with a dumbbell, as he passed away on March 31, 2024, before the case reached a final sentencing conclusion. [1, 2]
Following his January 2021 arrest in Metairie, Louisiana, by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, public records outline the trajectory of his case: [1, 2]

• Initial Court Hearing: In late January 2021, a Jefferson Parish magistrate judge set Felder's bond at $75,000 for the charge of aggravated second-degree battery. [1]
• The Charges: He initially faced a maximum of 15 years in prison under Louisiana law for the battery charge, alongside 16 outstanding warrants/attachments and fugitive charges from another jurisdiction. [1, 2]
• Case Resolution: Public obituaries from Dennis Mortuary Service confirm that the 67-year-old Metairie native passed away following a "lengthy illness," effectively ending the state's criminal prosecution before a trial or final sentencing could take

Yes, his mother survived the initial violent assault and outlived him. [1, 2]
While she was hospitalized in critical condition with severe head trauma immediately following the attack, official public obituaries published at the time of Raymond Felder's death in March 2024 explicitly list his mother, Robbie L. Felder, among his surviving family members. [1, 2, 3, 4]

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