Kodak Black walked away from a drug trafficking charge Friday after prosecutors determined there wasn’t enough evidence to move forward. It’s the second legal win for the rapper in as many days, following Thursday’s dismissal of separate charges in Broward County. The dropped charges stem from a November 2025 traffic stop in Orlando where police discovered a pink bag containing MDMA and $37,000 in cash, along with documents bearing his legal name, Bill Kapri. Investigators later matched the bag to images from one of his Instagram posts. Though he wasn’t arrested at the scene, police arrested him in May on drug trafficking charges based on the MDMA’s weight—25.34 grams, exceeding the 14-gram trafficking threshold. The state’s decision to forgo prosecution marks a significant development for the rapper, whose legal team has consistently maintained the initial stop was improper. His attorney, Bradford Cohen, didn’t hold back in celebrating the outcome. “Myself and my co-counsel David Bigney are grateful that we had a state attorney that read our case law and made the right decision to drop all charges,” Cohen said in a statement. “As I said from the beginning, this was an arrest that should not have happened. Kodak has some amazing events and announcements coming up in the next few months and we are excited to move forward.” The back-to-back dismissals represent a notable turn for Kodak Black, who has faced persistent legal challenges over the years. Thursday’s ruling tossed his Broward County case entirely, with the judge citing insufficient evidence on charges of fleeing and resisting police. With both cases now resolved in his favor, the rapper can shift focus to what his team describes as upcoming projects and announcements. It’s a cleaner slate than he’s had in some time.
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