Kodak Black Says “Not Again” Following His Arrest In Florida

Kodak Black made news over the weekend after police said they had detained the Florida rapper. He was stopped for having tinted windows and expired registration tags. Police claimed to have smelled marijuana, which prompted a search of the car where they allegedly found thousands of dollars in cash and more than 30 oxycodone tablets.

Yak was eventually released on bond, but the rapper now has another legal issue to handle. On Sunday night, the rapper replied to the arrest news on Instagram by posting his own mugshot and a parody of an Orlando, Florida, Channel 6 news broadcast from 2011 about a man “with more pussy than he could handle,” a reference to a cat hoarder. He wrote, “SMH Not Again.”

He also disclosed that he was going to remove the wrap from his Maybach due of the attention it attracted before publishing his mugshot. He acknowledged that the police had stopped him because of the illegal tags by posting pictures of himself in front of the automobile.

“Gotta Take The Wrap Off The Maybach Kuz Ion Wanna B Followed ! They Already Know It’s Me , I Can’t Roll In Peace & I Ain’t Tryna B Bothered,” He included #RUNTHISTAG in the post’s caption.

Kodak’s attorney earlier released a statement after his detention that contained a cryptic message. “Never judge a case based on an arrest. There are facts and circumstances that give rise to a defense, especially in this case. We negotiated a bond of $75,000 and we will move forward with resolving the matter quickly,” He informed TMZ.

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Kodak Black Was Mistaken For Flavor Flav Following His Release From The Broward County Jail

Kodak Black has secured bond, less than twenty-four hours after his surprising arrest following a traffic stop in his native Florida. According to the NY Post, the 25-year-old was freed from the Broward County Jail on Saturday (July 16) on a $75K bond after police allegedly found 31 Oxycodone pills and over $70K in cash in his car during a search.

Cameras captured the “Super Gremlin” hitmaker with his blue hoodie pulled up over his head and a mask covering his face. An affiliating tweet from ABC News’ Parker Branton states, “Kodak Black posts $75,000 bond hours before he is scheduled to play in Atlanta.”

“Kodak Black is now out of jail. He is to perform at a concert in Atlanta at 6 o’clock.”

The Back For Everything artist’s lawyer, Bradford Cohen, posted an update on Twitter this morning, writing, “Never judge a case based on an arrest. There are always additional facts and circumstances that give rise to a defence, especially in this case.”

The strategy, according to Cohen, is to “get [Kodak] bond today and move forward with resolving the matter quickly.”

In other news, a video of Yak leaving the jail is making the rounds online and generating laughter since it shows some onlookers wrongly identifying him as 63-year-old Flavor Flav as he was getting into his car with some security.

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