Kodak Black’s lawyer announced to his fans that the rapper should be released in October.
Black, whose real name is Dieuson Octave, pleaded guilty to two probation violations — driving on a suspended license and associating with people committing crimes — after prosecutors dropped the other charges against him of gun and marijuana possession.
Just completely resolved @KodakBlack1k case. The State and Judge were professional and fair. I am happy not just for a client, but for a friend. There are great things instore for him, and he is glad to have this behind him. @breakfastclubam @XXL @AP @BBMAs
— Bradford Cohen (@bradfordcohen) April 17, 2018
Black won’t be on probation after his release but will still have to face the first-degree criminal sexual conduct charges he is accused of in South Carolina.
