Kodak Black Won't Be Prosecuted For MDMA Trafficking Charge in Florida - Florida News Beep

Kodak Black is walking away from an MDMA trafficking charge in Orlando without ever facing a prosecutor.

The Orange County State Attorney’s Office has filed a No Information Notice, declining to prosecute the rapper, whose legal name is Bill Kapri, on a first-degree felony trafficking count due to lack of sufficient evidence.

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The notice also directs that the records be cleared and any bond released. Kodak is also to be freed if in custody, provided no other charges or holds exist.

Kodak was booked into the Orange County Corrections Department on May 6 on the trafficking charge, which covered 10 to 200 grams of MDMA.

The case traced back to a Nov. 2025 encounter, when Kodak was not taken into custody that night and was arrested only months later after further investigation. Police said they recovered a pink bag holding MDMA and $37,000 in cash along with paperwork carrying his name, and that the drugs weighed 25.34 grams, above the 10-gram trafficking threshold.

Kodak denied that the bag was his but asked for the money inside to be returned, saying it belonged to his business. Documents from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office placed the bag inside a Lamborghini SUV said to be his.

His attorney Bradford Cohen, who worked the case with co-counsel David Bigney, described the trafficking count as a coordinated surrender built on a vehicle search that turned up one passenger who was not Kodak.

“Myself and my co counsel David Bigney are grateful that we had a state attorney who read our case law and made the right decision to drop all charges,” Cohen said. “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.”

Kodak’s filing landed after a Broward County judge tossed a felony fleeing and eluding charge against him, which stemmed from a Feb. 27 traffic stop. Deputies alleged he knew he had been ordered to stop and fled anyway.

Kodak Black Won’t Be Prosecuted For MDMA Trafficking Charge in Florida

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