Kodak Black banned from the state of South Carolina for sexual assault

Kodak Black Banned From South Carolina Over Sexual Assault Charges

While many have been ridin’ ’round and gettin’ it to Kodak Black’s street banger “Skrt”, the state of South Carolina will not allow Mr. Black to ride around their state and get anything.

A WYFF4 report states that the Florida-born rapper has officially been banned from the state except to attend court hearings.

For those of you who don’t know, Kodak was released from a South Carolina detention center last week following his arrest for sexual assault.

FADER has the details:

According to the arrest warrant, released to the public on Tuesday, Kodak Black, real name Dieuson Octave, “forced the victim onto the bed in the room and then onto the floor of the room,” the warrant continues. The “victim repeatedly told the defendant no and to stop. The defendant did not stop.”

Officials also say that the 19-year-old bit the victim on the neck and chest. The arrest warrant states that a sexual assault kit performed after the incident confirms the injuries, and the victim identified Octave as her attacker.

Can’t lie, we didn’t even know you could be banned from a state for a crime.

Will you still listen to Kodak’s music despite his sexual assault charges?

Image via Broward County