Kodak Black was arrested in January 2018 inside his home in Pembroke Pines, Florida, on multiple charges from a live Instagram video that showed him passing marijuana and a gun around a small child. He initially faced seven criminal charges, including neglect of children, grand theft of a firearm, possession of a firearm by a criminal, and possession of marijuana.
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On 22 February 2018, three charges against Kodak Black were dropped, and he pleaded not guilty to the remaining two charges.
On April 17, he pleaded not guilty to the remaining charges, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and possession of marijuana, and was sentenced to 364 days in prison on probation. He was released on August 18, 2018.
While on a Southeast tour, a South Carolina prosecutor announced that Kodak Black would stand trial in February 2016 for rape on a felony charge. The prosecutor said Kodak Black should return to South Carolina in the summer or early fall to stand trial on the charges. They stated that he has a maximum of 30 years in prison. “We are moving slowly but steadily towards a situation,” said Ed Clementes’s 12 lawyers. It was also reported that there were a number of lesser and more relevant charges. The prosecutor’s office stated that the victim was not a child at the time of the rape. This was never pursued and Kodak Black is still awaiting trial on this charge.
As of April 5, 2019, a concert promoter has filed a lawsuit against Kodak Black for not attending his concerts. Nicholas Fitts – the promoter – claims that Kodak Black was contractually obliged to perform the program for him on March 3, 2017 in New York, but he refused. Fitts then scheduled it for April 2017, and the Kodak Black did not reappear. Then on the third date of makeup, Kodak Black did not appear again. Fitz said the incident cost him more than $ 500,000 and damaged his reputation. His lawsuit was for more than $ 500,000.
Kodak Black was arrested by U.S
Border and Customs officials as he tried to re-enter the United States from Canada on April 17, 2019, because border officials found marijuana and a glaze in his car. Three, and illegal possession of marijuana was charged by authorities. Bail was set at either $ 40,000 or $ 20,000, he was released on the 18th. As a result of the arrest, a performance in Boston and a show in Connecticut were interrupted.
In late April 24, 2019, as he was browsing for his latest album, and performing at a location in one place, officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Metropolitan Police boarded a parked Kodak Black tour bus. While Kodak Black was not in the vehicle at the time, the FBI found a firearm in the vehicle and arrested several Kodak Black crew members.
The FBI reportedly tried to enter the club where Kodak Black played
but denied the owner’s entry. TMZ stated that it was “not clear” whether the bus really belonged to Kodak Black. This happened a week after his arrest on the US-Canada border. It was said that Kodak Black itself had no problem with law enforcement.
On May 11, 2019, Kodak Black was arrested on a gun charge while preparing to perform in Rolling Loud Miami before performing. He was arrested by Miami federal officers and faces state and federal charges. It was almost a month after his arrest when he arrived in the United States from Canada.
Kodak Black was charged with two counts of making false statements about a government uniform,
apparently dating back to January 2019, when he lied about a uniform while buying a firearm. He filed a lawsuit to use his $ 600,000 home as collateral for his $ 500,000 bail indictment, and he was granted bail. He is said to have been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison and pleaded not guilty on May 15, but federal prosecutors are seeking to waive Kodak Black’s bail, citing past violent crimes, including a 2012 car accident and possible He was linked to the March shooting.
The new arrest may also lead to the cancellation of his connection to the 2016 South Carolina rape case. Federal prosecutors said he posed a threat to society because of his long history of criminal activity as well as repeated violations of past probation laws. Kodak Black’s lawyer stated that he surrendered voluntarily upon hearing the verdict and that there was no danger to the community because of the non-violent crime.
On November 13, 2019, TMZ reported that Kodak Black had struck a protest deal and was sentenced to 46 months in prison, a shorter sentence than the 96 months the courts had imposed because The rapper was involved while in prison, he was injured, which resulted in the injury of a prison guard.Federal prosecutors said he posed a threat to society because of his long history of criminal activity as well as repeated violations of past probation laws. Kodak Black’s lawyer stated that he surrendered voluntarily upon hearing the verdict and that there was no danger to the community because of the non-violent crime.
On November 13, 2019, TMZ reported that Kodak Black had struck a protest deal and was sentenced to 46 months in prison, a shorter sentence than the 96 months the courts had imposed because The rapper was involved while in prison, he was injured, which resulted in the injury of a prison guard. Federal prosecutors said he posed a threat to society because of his long history of criminal activity as well as repeated violations of past probation laws. Kodak Black’s lawyer stated that he surrendered voluntarily upon hearing the verdict and that there was no danger to the community because of the non-violent crime.
On November 13, 2019, TMZ reported that Kodak Black had struck a protest deal and was sentenced to 46 months in prison, a shorter sentence than the 96 months the courts had imposed because The rapper was involved while in prison, he was injured, which resulted in the injury of a prison guard.
On November 13, 2019, TMZ reported that Kodak Black had struck a protest deal and was sentenced to 46 months in prison, a shorter sentence than the 96 months the courts had imposed because The rapper was involved while in prison, he was injured, which resulted in the injury of a prison guard. On November 13, 2019, TMZ reported that Kodak Black had struck a protest deal and was sentenced to 46 months in prison, a shorter sentence than the 96 months the courts had imposed because The rapper was involved while in prison, he was injured, which resulted in the injury of a prison guard.
On March 11, 2020, Kodak Black was convicted of a firearm case he was charged with after being detained at the Canadian-US border with Glack . Sentencing for March 24, the court sentenced him to between two and seven years in prison, which coincides with his 46-month sentence for lying on federal documents.
In June 2020, Kodak Black was serving his federal sentence in US jail Big Sandy, a high-security prison in Ines, Kentucky. In October 2020, Kodak Black was transferred to the Thomson Islands Jail.
On January 19, 2021, President Donald Trump reversed Kodak Black’s sentence due to his 2020 sentence. Kodak Black is still charged with criminal assault in Florence, South Carolina. Prosecutors are seeking an “aggressive” prosecution.