On Thursday (5.07,) Kodak Black appeared in court and pleaded ‘not guilty’ to drug trafficking in Florida last year.
Born Bill Kapri, The Orange County Sheriff’s Office revealed that the musician entered a written plea of not guilty to the drug trafficking charge, requested a jury trial, and waived appearing in person at a future arraignment hearing in state court.
According to the police report obtained by ABC News, in November of 2025 Orlando police officers responded to a 911 call about gunshots, when they searched vehicles that were in the vicinity of the alleged incident.
The affidavit stated that Black approached the officers and observed them searching the vehicles, when the police discovered a bag in the boot containing 56 grams of cannabis, a metal container containing a pink pill that tested positive for MDMA, and a bag containing Black’s ID and some cash.
“Everyone on scene was asked if the bag or its contents belonged to any of them, and all denied ownership, including Bill Kapri.” “When Kapri was informed of the money in the bag, he attempted multiple times to have the money turned over to him, claiming it belonged to his business. Kapri, however, would not claim the bag or any of its contents,” read the report.
Citing 12 previous felony convictions, two misdemeanor convictions and one failure to appear, the judge set the defendant’s bond at $75,000, adding that the fact that Black was a rapper had “no binding”.
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Author: Saul Goode
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