• Kodak Black was arrested Thursday in Pompano Beach on charges of fleeing law enforcement and resisting an officer without violence.
• The arrest comes just one week after he pleaded not guilty to felony MDMA drug trafficking charges out of Orange County.
• His attorney Bradford Cohen says Kodak self-surrendered and called the arrest part of a pattern of him being “consistently targeted.”
• Bond on the new charges is currently set at $0, and he is being held at Broward County Jail.
• The rapper, born Bill Kapri, has faced a string of legal troubles dating back years, including a commuted federal prison sentence in 2021.

Kodak Black is back behind bars — again. The South Florida rapper was arrested Thursday in his hometown of Pompano Beach, facing charges of fleeing and eluding law enforcement and resisting an officer without violence, according to Broward County jail records. It’s his second arrest in seven days.

His attorney, Bradford Cohen, tells TMZ that Kodak actually self-surrendered on the charges — and he’s not hiding his frustration about it. “This is a self surrender from yet another ‘investigation’ that just happened to also take 5 months to ‘investigate’ for allegedly fleeing and eluding,” Cohen said. He added that the pattern feels all too familiar: “It’s not unexpected, as this is usually the procedure we go through where there is an unfounded weak arrest and then followed up by yet another arrest for cases that allegedly take 5 or 6 months to investigate. At this point I think everyone agrees that Kodak is consistently being targeted.”

As of Thursday, Kodak — whose legal name is Bill Kapri — is being held at the main jail in Fort Lauderdale with bond set at $0 on the new charges, pending a hearing.

One Week After the MDMA Bust

The timing is striking. Just last week, Kapri pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of trafficking MDMA stemming from an incident in Orlando last November. According to Orange County Sheriff’s Office documents, deputies responded to reports of gunfire and found two idling vehicles near Kapri. A search turned up a pink bag containing more than 25 grams of MDMA, $37,000 in cash, and documents bearing his name — and the bag matched one visible in a photo on his own Instagram. Kapri denied owning the bag but reportedly asked for the money back, saying it belonged to his business.

He posted $75,000 bail on those charges and was ordered to stay away from drugs, certain associates, and firearms while the case moves forward. Cohen had already dismissed that case as a “total joke,” arguing police had no probable cause to make the arrest. A jury trial is now pending.

A Long Legal History

Thursday’s arrest is the latest chapter in a years-long legal saga for the 28-year-old rapper. In 2022, Kapri was arrested on charges of trafficking oxycodone and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, eventually released on bond with drug testing conditions. In 2023, police in Plantation, Florida found him asleep at the wheel with white powder around his mouth — powder that initially tested positive for cocaine but was later identified as oxycodone, for which he had a prescription. That arrest still violated his probation, landing him in a Miami jail for two months. He was also ordered into 30 days of drug rehab that same year after missing a drug test and later testing positive for fentanyl.

Before all of that, Kapri served roughly half of a three-year federal prison sentence for falsifying documents used to purchase weapons — until then-President Donald Trump commuted his sentence in January 2021.

Through it all, Kodak Black’s music career has remained massive. He’s sold more than 30 million singles, including “Super Gremlin,” which climbed to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2022. His representatives at Universal Music Group did not respond to requests for comment.

Cohen’s message, at least for now, is clear: his client walked in on his own, and he believes the case won’t hold up. Whether the courts agree is another matter entirely.

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• Kodak Black was booked into Orange County Jail on Wednesday on a charge of trafficking MDMA.
• The 28-year-old rapper is being held on no bond and was expected to face a judge Thursday.
• His attorney says the arrest was a coordinated surrender tied to a November 2025 incident.
• Cops allegedly found a bottle of prescription cough syrup with Kodak’s fingerprint in a searched vehicle — one he wasn’t even in.
• His lawyer is calling the charge legally weak and vows to fight it.

Kodak Black is behind bars again. The Florida rapper — born Bill Kapri — was arrested Wednesday and booked into the Orange County Jail on a felony charge of trafficking MDMA, according to Orange County Jail records. He’s currently being held on no bond.

His mugshot tells its own story. Gone is the usual bravado — Kodak stared into the camera stone-faced, dreadlocks fanning out in every direction, looking every bit like a man who knew this moment was coming.

And apparently, it was. According to attorney Bradford Cohen, Wednesday’s arrest wasn’t a surprise bust — it was a coordinated surrender connected to a case that dates back to November 2025. Cohen told TMZ that the incident in question involved a police officer searching a vehicle with one passenger who was not Kodak. Inside that vehicle, cops allegedly found a bag containing several items, including a bottle of prescription cough syrup that reportedly had Kodak’s fingerprint on it.

That fingerprint, it seems, is the crux of the trafficking charge.

His Lawyer Is Already Pushing Back

Cohen isn’t mincing words. He’s calling the charge weak and says this kind of overreach is a pattern when it comes to his client. “We look forward to yet another fruitful resolution to another case that should have never been filed,” Cohen said, making clear he intends to fight this one hard.

MDMA — also known as ecstasy or molly — is a synthetic stimulant, and trafficking charges in Florida carry serious mandatory minimum sentences. But Cohen’s position is that the legal basis here simply doesn’t hold up.

This is far from Kodak’s first run-in with law enforcement. The rapper has a well-documented history of arrests spanning drug possession, weapons charges, assault, battery, trespassing, and probation violations. He was previously granted clemency by President Trump in 2021 after serving time on federal weapons charges, only to face additional legal trouble in the years since.

Jail records show Kodak was expected to appear before a judge Thursday. His legal team is already in motion — and if Cohen’s track record with Kodak cases is any indication, this fight is just getting started.

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