Less than a week remains until Kodak Black learns his fate for violating his probation. Kodak was found guilty of five of six counts of violating the terms of his house arrest during Wednesday’s hearing, the Sun-Sentinel reports.
Kodak’s attorney, Raven Ramona Liberty, told Bossip her client won’t serve any jail time. She expects Kodak to perform at every date on Future’s Nobody’s Safe Tour with Migos and Tory Lanez, which begins next week.
“I have the utmost faith in God that he will be out on the fourth and will start the tour,” Liberty told Bossip. “Fortunately he has the money to pay for attorneys. But this happens all the time to young men in his situation. I don’t think sitting in jail is the correct punishment.”
Prosecutors are pushing for Kodak to spend the next six years in prison. Liberty told Bossip that’s “not the only punishment option on the table.”
The punishment options, Liberty said, include reinstating his probation, extending or modifying it, or prison time. She said that Kodak’s own probation officer hasn’t recommended that he serve prison time, but get counseling and attend anger management classes instead.
Kodak’s mother, Marcelene Octave, wailed after hearing her son was found guilty of probation violation.
“My son!” she screamed, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
Kodak reportedly sat silent as he heard his mother’s anguish.
Kodak will be sentenced on May 4.
