Kodak Black Goes Off On Rant About Being ‘Racially Profiled’ Following Recent Arrest

Kodak Black is certainly among the most controversial rappers today. The Super Gremlin can’t seem to keep his antics to himself and his mouth has gotten himself into trouble with the authorities on more than one occasion.

As previously reported, recently, Kodak Black was arrested at a Florida traffic stop. This is because police officers found 31 oxycodone pills and $74,960 in cash during the search. He paid a $75K bond and was released from jail the following day.

The rapper was put on house arrest with an electronic monitor. He was on supervised release but that was revoked. His lawyer claimed that the pills were prescribed after he was shot.

Black took to Twitter on Tuesday and claimed he was a victim of racial profiling and character assassination. The controversial rapper went on a lengthy rant in the wake of his latest trouble with the authorities.

This Sh*t bogus Af I feel like This a character assassination issue Kuz theirs no way I should be getting harassed bout my tag being expired , that’s no reason to even search my car in the first place and going to jail about having my medication in the car is insane

Ima Sue these people for every dollar I gotta spend bout this sh*t !

I’m being racially profiled and as a black man in America I deserve my freedom especially with everything I do for my community I should be getting love , respect and support from the authorities ! To move freely , not getting arrested for expired tag and dark windows

This a self inflicted wound that coulda been prevented ! My people posta made sure my tags stay up and my tints Just right but @ da same time I should have a pass to drive with tints due to my status AT LEAST !!! I show all this love round here just to get slapped in the face

Kodak Black will also have to go through drug testing and regular check-ins with his probation officer. If Kodak has any performances or wants studio time, his legal team will have to formally petition the court for permission.

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