Kodak Black is now wanted by cops in Florida after he allegedly violated his bail conditions by failing a drug test earlier this month

Kodak Black is now wanted by cops in Florida after he allegedly violated his bail conditions by failing a drug test earlier this month.

Kodak Black is currently wanted by the police in Florida for violating the conditions of his bail and failing a drug test.

According to TMZ, a judge signed off on an arrest warrant for Kodak, 25, on Thursday, and the rapper is to be taken into custody if any deputies encounter him.

It was reported that the test came back positive for traces of fentanyl, although it's unclear how much was in his system.

Kodak was originally arrested in July of last year for possession of a controlled substance without prescription and trafficking.

Cops also revealed that they found upwards of 31 oxycodone pills in his car in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

He posted his $75K bail but was released under the condition that he would remain drug-free.

If he is caught, there are additional orders to hold him without bail until his next hearing.

Kodak was also recently involved in another legal battle, having been sued a year after a shooting outside of Justin Bieber's Super Bowl afterparty.

Both the rapper and Bieber were sued by two victims of the shooting that occurred on February 12, 2022.

Mark Schaefer and Adam Rahman claimed they were struck during the shooting that happened over Super Bowl weekend and were consequently 'severely injured.'

However, the alleged victims suing the performers have claimed that Kodak played a major part in the escalation of the fight that occurred outside of the establishment.

Reportedly, an unknown assailant attacked someone from Kodak's group, prompting him to get into a scuffle to protect his friend.

TMZ reported that in the lawsuit documents, the two victims claimed that the rapper had 'escalated' the fight, resulting in shots being fired.

Kodak's representative, Bradford Cohen, spoke out in regard to the lawsuit and informed TMZ, 'I have seen a lot of bad complaints in my day. This is the most poorly drafted complaint I have seen in 26 years.'

He added: 'I expect Kodak to be dismissed from this suit fairly quickly.'

Cohen also explained that 'there is zero specificity' and that the victims' rep, Gloria Allred, 'groups the defendants all together instead of making specific allegations against each.'

Kodak's rep concluded: 'It's law school 101. I am embarrassed for Ms. Allred that she actually signed her name to that complaint.'

Kodak was arrested in July of 2022 after police pulled the Back for Everything artist over. Police claimed they discovered 31 oxycodone pills following a search of the vehicle he was in. In response to the arrest, which took place in Ft. Lauderdale and saw him being charged with possession of a controlled substance without prescription and trafficking in oxycodone, Kodak’s attorney Bradford Cohen said that the rapper was legally prescribed the oxycodone that cops seized from the rapper. According to TMZ, Cohen also said that Kodak suffered from “chronic pain” as a result of being shot in Los Angeles in Feb. of 2022. Kodak was eventually released after posting bond. A condition of his release is that he be regularly drug tested.