More footage of Kodak Black throwing rocks at a news crew on Wednesday is surfacing on social media after he was released from a Florida jail.
“These rocks hit my photographer right in the ribs. This is very serious,” WPLG-TV reporter Rosh Lowe said in the clip. “It is very usual in our profession to interview people coming out of jail, especially noteworthy people. What is unusual is rocks being thrown and threats being hurled.” In the video footage, you can see the rapper hiding behind an air conditioner outside of Browsed County jail and throwing rocks at the reporters. “Don’t throw anything at our camera!” Lowe shouts twice in the video. The reporter said the photographer wasn’t injured after being hit in the ribs by the rock, but they did report the incident to police.
In the new footage of Kodak Black outside the jail he looks into the camera and tells the news crew “I’ve been hibernating. I’ve been chilling” Lowe then told Kodak he’s “not going to back down” from him after accusing him of threatening to punch him. “My son’s about to be born in less than 48 hours. I ain’t worried about y’all,” Kodak responded.
As we previously shared at the beginning of this month, a Broward County judge dismissed the possession of Oxycodone charge against Kodak Black after being behind bars since December.
Black, whose legal name is Bill Kapri, was arrested in Plantation in December when police officers found him asleep at the wheel, according to the probable cause affidavit. Then they caught him with white powder in his mouth. The powder tested positive for cocaine, but a lab test later revealed it was oxycodone, for which Black has a prescription, his attorney argued.
The State Attorney’s Office’s arguments “do not refute or negate the material fact that the Defendant had an Oxycodone prescription filled by a pharmacy,” Judge Barbara Duffy wrote in her order granting the motion to dismiss. “Instead, the State merely asserts that the Defendant had the burden of providing additional evidence regarding the prescription drug he was given. The State, however, does not allege or demonstrate that the prescription obtained by the Defendant on July 19, 2022, was not valid or was illegally obtained.”
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The rapper was facing two criminal charges: one count of possession of oxycodone and one count of tampering with physical evidence.