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Rapper Kodak Black Arrested for Drug Trafficking in Florida, Jail Records Show
Authorities say a vehicle search led to a prescription cough syrup bottle with his fingerprint, and Kodak Black is being held without bond.
- On Wednesday, rapper Kodak Black, known legally as Bill Kapri, was booked into the Orange County Jail on a felony drug trafficking charge. The 28-year-old is facing an MDMA trafficking charge.
- Attorney Bradford Cohen described the arrest as a "coordinated surrender" in connection with a November 2025 case, and Kodak is being held without bond while his legal team seeks a bond hearing.
- Police allegedly discovered a bottle of prescription cough syrup featuring the rapper's fingerprint, though Cohen criticized the charge's "weak legal basis," maintaining that the medicine was lawfully possessed.
- The investigation stems from a vehicle search where a passenger, not Kodak, was present. Cohen stated, "We look forward to yet another fruitful resolution to another case that should have never been filed."
- Kapri has faced previous arrests, including a 2022 charge for trafficking oxycodone and 2023 arrests for cocaine possession, tampering with evidence, and violating probation. This pattern establishes a lengthy criminal history.
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Kodak Black Arrested in Florida, Accused of Trafficking MDMA
The rapper, whose real name is Bill Kapri, 28, allegedly had drugs and a gun in his car, police saidKodak Black mugshotCredit: Orange County Sheriff's OfficeNEED TO KNOWRapper Kodak Black has been arrested in connection with alleged drug chargesThe hip hop artist, whose real name is Bill Kapri, was arrested on Wed., May 6, in Florida, after drugs were allegedly found in his carHe is being held in the Orange County jail in OrlandoRapper Kodak Bla…
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The 28-year-old rapper faces charges of MDMA trafficking.The arrest was carried out following an investigation that linked objects on his Instagram and fingerprints to a vehicle where drugs were found.
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