Kodak Black Was Arrested Again In Florida, This Time On Suspicion Of Drug Trafficking

Kodak Black Was Arrested In Florida, This Time On Suspicion Of Drug Trafficking

Rapper Kodak Black was arrested in Fort Lauderdale on suspicion of drug possession and trafficking little more than two years after former-president Donald Trump commuted his federal prison sentence for weapons-related charges.

Kodak Black was reportedly pulled over by the Florida Highway Patrol on Friday afternoon due to “windows tinted darker than the legal limit.” Trooper Alex Camacho told local outlets that they then smelled marijuana and searched the car. Inside they found almost $75,000 in cash and 31 oxycodone pills. Black’s license and tags were also expired, authorities said. Black is currently in Broward County Jail, where his bond is listed at $75,000.

“Never Judge a case based on an arrest,” his attorney Bradford Cohen tweeted on Saturday. “We will get him a bond today and move forward with resolving the matter quickly.”

KODAK BLACK 25, had previously been in and out of court for SEVERAL cases, including for sexual abuse of a teenager in 2018, and a three-year-sentence for submitting fake documents to buy a firearm. Trump eventually pardoned Black on his last day in office in 2020, cutting his prison time in half. Black was again put on probation last year for assaulting a teenage girl in South Carolina.

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