Overview
- The Orange County State Attorney filed a No Information Notice declining to bring a first‑degree MDMA trafficking charge against Bill Kapri, known as Kodak Black, citing insufficient evidence.
- Police records say officers recovered a pink bag holding about 25.34 grams of MDMA, $37,000 in cash, and documents with Kapri’s name during a November 2025 Orlando encounter, but prosecutors said they could not link the items to him beyond a reasonable showing.
- Kodak was booked on the trafficking count in May after a later arrest, and the No Information Notice directs that case records be cleared and any bond be released if no other holds exist.
- A separate Broward County case charging him with fleeing and resisting was dismissed with prejudice this week, leaving him with no pending criminal matters according to court filings and reporting.
- His lawyers hailed the decisions as correct applications of case law and said Kodak plans to resume public appearances and charity events now that the legal matters are closed, while reporting notes the outcomes are procedural rather than judicial findings of factual innocence.