Kodak Black took to Twitter to address recently being arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Florida last Friday (July 15). Kodak was initially pulled over for illegal window tint, but police found 31 Oxycodone pills and almost $75,000 in cash inside of his Dodge Durango. He was booked in the Broward County Jail on drug possession and trafficking charges and was released the next morning after posting $75,000 bond.
NBA Youngboy sat down for a brief interview with lawyer Moe Gangat were he asked YoungBoy about getting a not guilty verdict.
Previously, rapper NBA Youngboy was found not guilty of felony gun possession in California. Lawyer Moe Gangat has been on VladTV for some time, giving his take on the rapper’s case based on his legal expertise. Now, Gangat has linked up with Youngboy and spoke with him following the verdict.
Rapper Kodak Black bonded out of the Broward County Jail Saturday evening following his arrest in Fort Lauderdale on drug charges.
Chicago rapper, Lil Wop, comes out as bisexual as he reveals he likes transgenders and feminine men.
Kodak Black was pulled over by cops on Friday, and he was arrested after authorities discovered 31 oxycodone pills and $74,960 in cash during a search.
As TMZ reported, law enforcement sources said that the rapper was riding in a Dodge Durango in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida when they spotted what was believed to be illegal window tints. Officers pulled him over, and searched the car after they reportedly smelled marijuana. During the search, they recovered 31 oxycodone pills and the cash, and law enforcement sources added that his license and tags were also expired.
He’s since been taken to Broward County jail, and has been booked on possession of a controlled substance without prescription and trafficking in oxycodone.
Kodak’s lawyer, Bradford Cohen, shared a statement following the arrest. “Never judge a case based on an arrest,” he wrote. “There are always additional facts and circumstances that give rise to a defense, especially in this case. We will get him a bond today and move forward with resolving the matter quickly.”
View this post on Instagram
Soulja Boy always makes the headlines, and the rapper is again in the social media trends. The controversial rapper calls out WizKid, for taking shots at him through a tweet, which was posted over 12 years ago.
“I swear soulja boy is wack!..jeeeezzzzz!” Wiz tweeted in May 2010. We’re not sure how the tweet resurfaced again, but it got to the “Crank That” hitmaker. “Ya mama wack,” Soulja retweets. “Shut ya bi**h a*s up.”
Soulja Boy comes for Wizkid pic.twitter.com/mCyjBfdyD7
— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) July 10, 2022
The Chicago Police Department recently released a video clip from a shootout involving a suspect named Jerome Halsey and three uniformed officers after they attempted to pull him over for a traffic violation. Body camera footage from one of the officers involved depicts him driving his car before hopping out and approaching a silver unmarked vehicle.
Body camera footage of rapper Polo G going off on police officers following his album release party surfaced. The footage seemingly made Polo G look like the verbal aggressor in the situation. Still, his lawyer Bradford Cohen has now called out Miami PD for releasing the “heavily redacted” footage.
The Miami Police Department has denied releasing the footage, but Cohen is saying this incident is something he’s never experienced in his decades as a lawyer. Cohen claims the police released “the parts that disparage the defendant.” The lawyer then elaborated, “They didn’t show him getting slammed to the ground or the reason why he was pulled over. Of course, they wouldn’t show that.”
Lil Baby has hit a point in his career where other rappers are even starting to sound like him.
On Wednesday (July 6), an up-and-coming white rapper named Lil Man J went viral on social media thanks to his new song “Cap Freestyle,” which has racked up almost 500,000 plays on YouTube since its release last week.
Check out the clip where Roddy Ricch kicks a fan who ran onstage during his show at the Openair Frauenfeld Festival in Frauenfeld, Switzerland.
Eric Holder, the man charged in the fatal shooting of Grammy-nominated rapper Nipsey Hussle, was found guilty of first-degree murder on Wednesday, CBS Los Angeles reported. The jury deliberated for about six hours before reaching its verdict.
Holder, 32, had also been charged with two counts of attempted first-degree murder because two bystanders were hit by gunfire, according to The Associated Press — but the jury found him guilty of two counts of attempted voluntary manslaughter instead.
Hussle, born Ermias Asghedom, was fatally shot outside of his Los Angeles clothing store in March 2019. He was 33.
When the trial began, prosecutors stated that Eric Holder’s murder of Nipsey Hussle was calculated and premeditated. Deputy District Attorney John McKinney added that there was “no doubt” Holder knew he’d kill Nipsey, pointing to the evidence that he shot Nipsey at least 10 times and kicked him in the head before leaving the scene.
On Thursday July 7, 2022, a superior court judge shut down his motion for bond. This marks the second time Judge Ural Glanville has denied the rapper’s request to be released, per Billboard Pro. As previously reported, the judge first denied Gunna, real name Sergio Kitchens, on May 23.
Following the ruling, one of Gunna’s attorneys provided a statement to Billboard. Co-counsel Steve Sadow expressed “disappointment” with Judge Glanville’s refusal to reconsider his previous ruling.
The artist surrendered to police custody on May 11 following the release of an extensive indictment listing 28 people, including Young Thug. Police had arrested Thug at his Buckhead, Atlanta home just two days before. An 88-page indictment alleges Gunna possessed the drugs methamphetamine, hydrocodone, and marijuana with an intent to distribute.