CRIME & LAW

Kodak Black Arrested In Orlando MDMA Trafficking Charge

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Orlando. Rapper Kodak Black, legally Bill Kapri, was booked into the Orange County Jail on Wednesday, May 6, after being charged with trafficking MDMA. Jail and court records identify the arresting agency as the Orange County Sheriff's Office and list the charge as a felony with no bond. This week the case is marked pre-sentenced and Kapri is expected to appear before a judge on Thursday; an arrest-warrant affidavit links the charge to a November vehicle search where officers reported finding alleged residue on a $100 bill and a pink pair of scissors, and authorities have not released additional details.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

November — Police responded to reported gunshots at Children’s Safety Village in Orlando and searched vehicles.
November — An arrest-warrant affidavit noted a $100 bill with a white powdery substance and a pink pair of scissors tied to social media images.
May 6 — Orange County Jail records show Bill Kapri (Kodak Black) was booked on a felony MDMA trafficking charge.
Early May — Records indicate detention with no bond and the case status listed as pre-sentenced.
This week — Kapri was expected to face a judge on Thursday as court proceedings continue.

Why This Matters to You

This case highlights the ongoing issue of drug trafficking in our communities. It's a reminder to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to local law enforcement. Remember, your actions can help keep our neighborhoods safe.

The Bottom Line

Rapper Kodak Black, real name Bill Kapri, is facing serious charges. The case is tied to an alleged MDMA trafficking incident last November. As court proceedings continue, we'll keep you updated. If you know someone who follows Kodak Black's music, it might be worth forwarding this news to them.