Kodak Black's Drug Charge Dismissed Due to Valid Prescription

The rapper still faces a tampering with evidence charge and remains in federal detention despite the dismissal.

A drug possession charge against rapper Kodak Black in Florida was dismissed due to a valid prescription for oxycodone.
The dismissal comes two months after his arrest, though Kodak Black still faces a tampering with evidence charge from the same incident.
Kodak Black, legally known as Bill Kapri, was found asleep at the wheel with white powder around his mouth, initially suspected to be cocaine but later identified as prescribed oxycodone.
Despite the dismissal, Kodak Black remains in a federal detention center, with his bond revoked in a separate case.
Kodak Black's legal troubles include a 2022 arrest for trafficking in oxycodone and a commuted federal prison sentence by former President Donald Trump in 2021.