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Kodak Black Surrenders, Faces 30 Years for MDMA

5/8/2026

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Kodak Black Surrenders

Kodak Black (Bill Kahan Kapri) turned himself in on May 6, 2026; booked without bond.
He faces a felony for trafficking 10-200 g MDMA.
A 2025 raid uncovered a pink MDMA pill, documents in a Lamborghini, with labs confirming amount exceeded the trafficking threshold.
Attorney Bradford Cohen says no fingerprints link Kodak Black (Bill Kahan Kapri) to items and notes the felony carries a minimum, up to 30 years prison and a $50,000 fine.

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Kapri Charged

Bill Kapri was charged with MDMA trafficking on May 6, 2026, extending a pattern that includes a 2019 firearm-form falsification sentence commuted by President Donald Trump in January 2021.
Between 2022 and 2023 he faced arrests for oxycodone trafficking, cocaine possession, evidence tampering, probation violations and license infractions.
In April 2026 his child's mother, Jammiah Broomfield, was arrested for methamphetamine trafficking, after which Kapri posted “SMH FREE MY BM AGAIN” on social media.

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Kodak Black Booked

Kodak Black was booked into the Orange County Corrections Department on May 6, 2026 after a coordinated surrender.
Police noted that the vehicle’s passenger was not Kodak, suggesting a broader investigation.
A seized bottle of cough syrup bore Kodak’s fingerprint, but his lawyer says it does not prove possession.
Prosecutor Cohen said the office looks forward to a resolution and described the case as reflecting a pattern of aggressive prosecutions.

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Kodak Black Surrenders

Kodak Black (Bill Kahan Kapri) turned himself in on May 6, 2026; booked without bond.
He faces a felony for trafficking 10-200 g MDMA.
A 2025 raid uncovered a pink MDMA pill, documents in a Lamborghini, with labs confirming amount exceeded the trafficking threshold.
Attorney Bradford Cohen says no fingerprints link Kodak Black (Bill Kahan Kapri) to items and notes the felony carries a minimum, up to 30 years prison and a $50,000 fine.

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