November 13. 2019

Kodak Black

Rapper and convicted felon, Kodak Black, real name Dieuson Octave, is in trouble again. The 22-year-old rapper has been sentenced to 3-years and 11-months in a U.S. prison on weapons charges, for filling out false information on a form in purchasing guns. He was arrested for the offense in May at the Rolling Loud music festival.

Kodak tried to purchase six guns on two different occasions at Lou's Police and Security Equipment in Hialeah, which is a city in Miami. Kodak gave the store fraudulent information and left out pertinent details, such as the fact he is a repeat offender convicted of a long list of crimes that stretch back to when he was 15-years-old and detained in the juvenile system.

One of the weapons Kodak illegally purchased was used in a shooting in the city of Pompano Beach, Florida. To make matters worse, while in prison, Kodak got into a terrible fight with another inmate and attacked two prison guards who attempted to break up the scuffle. Kodak was said to be under the influence while in prison.

Kodak has been arrested many times. He also has pending sexual assault cases. Prior to those offenses, he was arrested for armed robbery, drug possession, battery and the false imprisonment of a child. Shortly before sentencing this week, Kodak addressed the court in stating, "I'm sorry for the actions that led me for where I'm standing. I do take full responsibility for my mishap."

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Kodak Black Sentenced to Nearly Four Years in Prison for Federal Gun Charges: Report

November 13, 2019 - Kodak Black has officially been sentenced. On Wednesday (Nov. 13), the "Zeze" rapper appeared in court to receive his sentence for federal firearms charges related to his May 11 arrest in Miami. According to lawyer Mohammed Gangat, Kodak was sentenced to three years and 10 months behind bars. He was facing up to 10 years in prison.

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