Overview
- Orange County prosecutors filed a No Information Notice declining to prosecute Kodak Black on a first‑degree MDMA trafficking charge and directed that records be cleared and any bond be released.
- The charge stemmed from a November 2025 police encounter in Orlando where officers reported finding a pink bag with 25.34 grams of MDMA, $37,000 in cash, and documents bearing Kodak’s legal name.
- Charging documents treated 10 grams of MDMA as the trafficking threshold, but prosecutors said they could not prove Kodak possessed the contraband recovered in the November encounter.
- A separate Broward County felony fleeing and eluding charge was dismissed with prejudice earlier this week, leaving Kodak with no active criminal cases and able to resume planned shows and charity events.
- Kodak’s lawyers called the decisions a vindication and have sought return of the cash; the filings highlight a contested factual record about who owned the bag and what the evidence actually tied to him.