Kodak Black‘s behavior outside of music has overshadowed his music again as he was number one on the U.S. Custom’s list of 2019 seizures.
WBFO News posted the top ten lists of threats the Buffalo Field Office of U.S. Customs and Border Protection encountered during routine traffic stops at the U.S. border. Kodak’s arrest by the Buffalo CBP officers on April 17 as the charges were brought against the “Tunnel Vision” rapper after his entourage reentered the U.S. trough Lewiston Bridge. A search of two vehicles led to officers finding four handguns, a loaded magazine cartridge and a small amount of marijuana.
“The CBP Officers within Buffalo Field Operations work tirelessly to protect our nation’s security,” commented LaFonda Sutton-Burke, acting director of Buffalo Field Operations, to WBFO. “This list is just a small snapshot of the outstanding work they do day in and day out.”
He recently made claims that the brawl in the Miami FDC as part of a bigger plot to kill him. His theory on the brawl was in relation to his latest incarceration for weapons charges after being apprehended in Miami before his Rolling Loud performance.