Kodak Black was reportedly sentenced to launch for remedy for violating jail phrases

On Sep 30, 2021

Kodak Black reportedly slipped again. According to an exclusive report from TMZ, the rapper violated the terms of his supervised release. Kodak allegedly failed a drug test and received treatment as a result.

As previously reported, Kodak’s ruling was overturned by former President Donald Trump in January 2021. Just hours before the end of his presidency, Trump released his final pardon list. Both Kodak Black and Lil Wayne made the list of 143 people.

At the time, Kodak, whose real name is Bill K. Kapri, was serving a 46-month prison term. He was arrested in 2019 over a federal gun case. According to Complex, Kodak has been charged on two counts of providing false information to an arms dealer.

He was arrested while stopping at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The date was May 11, 2019. Kodak was on its way to Rolling Loud when local police, ATF agents, and US marshals made the arrest.

Shortly after Trump was pardoned, Kodak was immediately released. He thanked the then president along with fans and supporters.

“I would like to thank President Donald Trump f. to thankor his commitment to judicial reform and reducing my sentence, ”said Kodak. “I would also like to thank everyone for their support and love. It means more than you will ever know. I want to keep giving back, learning and growing. “

Fortunately for Kodak, this violation of his release terms did not bring him back to jail. Instead, TMZ reports that he was ordered for 90 days of treatment. TMZ sources say the rapper is already serving his three-month stay on an inpatient treatment program.

In the latest update to TMZ’s history, Kodak’s attorney Bradford Cohen turned down efforts to clear the air on the media. Despite these reports, Kodak’s Instagram story had four posts by Wednesday night, including a photo of him posing in front of a car.

This is a developing story.

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