Kodak Black Pleads Guilty To Gun Charge

Kodak Black
Kodak Black Pleads Guilty To Gun Charge
Kodak Black may have his defense team and devout mother on his side, but his legal troubles are mounting. The young Miami-born rapper pleaded guilty to a gun charge Thursday (March 20) from last year.

Kodak Black
Last April, Kodak Black (real name, Bill Kapri) and three other men were detained by border protection at the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge between New York and Canada. Loaded guns and marijuana were found inside the vehicle – resulting in Kodak pleading guilty to second-degree criminal possession. He also had a gun on his person in the Niagra County Courthouse. This is on top of his current sentence.
Earlier this year, the “Roll In Peace” hitmaker said that he’s been mistreated while in prison. He is currently serving a four-year sentence on another weapons charge. He was infamously arrested for this charge at the Rolling Loud Music Festival for lying on a gun license application.
Kodak Black is scheduled to return to court for sentencing for the gun charge on March 24th.
What are your thoughts on the guilty plea?
Written by Miata Shanay
Previous Article
Next Article
SZA Laughs Off Fan Complimenting Her BBL Years After Expressing Regret Over The Procedure: ‘Lmao Thanks!’
Diddy Transferred To New Federal Prison
Fat Joe Admits He Tried To Start Beef w/ Podcasters When He First Launched His Show: ‘Nobody Took The Bait’
Nas Calls Out Music Industry For Exploiting Black Legends: ‘Our Greats Have Been Stolen From & Ripped Off
Pooh Shiesty Allegedly Locked In His Cell 23 Hours A Day-Lawyers Say His Mental Health Is Declining Before Gucci Mane K*dnapping Trial
TDE President Punch Claims Black Executives Are Being Systematically Pushed Out Of Music Industry, Says Black Women Are The First To Go
Cardi B Issues Cryptic Warning To Those Who Made Her Life Difficult During Tough Times: T’m Going To Make Sure You Have A Hard Life’
[UPDATE] Diddy Reportedly Sustained Head Injury In Prison Fight With Notorious Jamaican Dr*g Lord After Inmates Faced Punishment Over His Alleged Special Treatment