Report: Kodak Black pleads guilty to federal fire charges

Kodak Black pleaded guilty to federal charges against him in May.

According to the local CBS affiliate in Miami, the Florida rapper turned his guilty plea not guilty into guilt during a hearing held on Thursday, August 22. Kodak initially pleaded guilty on May 15. The penalty would be 13 November.

Kodak was arrested for indictment on May 11 at the Rolling Loud Music Festival in Miami on May 11. He has been behind bars since that day.

Prosecutors allege that Kodak was filling out papers to buy weapons this year and that he had checked the "no" box on the form that asked him if he had already been charged with crimes. However, the rapper's response has been reported due to the fact that he was charged with criminal sexual behavior for a 2016 South Carolina case.

For this firearms case, Kodak has been charged with two counts of misrepresentation relating to the acquisition or attempted acquisition of a firearm in Florida. His attorney, Bradford Cohen, said Kodak may have been baffled by the legalese of the registration form for firearm transactions.

"When you use legal terms such as indictment, information or anything of the sort where someone is not a lawyer, [the federal government is] assuming you know what that means, "said Cohen XXL May 13th. "Here they file information, like state courts, they file information.In general, they charge only if it is a capital crime." State therefore has a different terminology. "

XXL Bradford Cohen asked for his comments.