Kodak Black is freshly out of a federal prison, and instead of degrading law enforcement after his release, he has just offered to pay the school tuition of two FBI agents who were killed on the job.
The ‘Wake Up In The Sky’ rapper made the announcement in the days following his prison release, appearing with his lawyer Bradford Cohen at several pre-SuperBowl events this week.
In a video shared on Twitter, Kodak and Cohen spoke to a crowd of people in a crowded room, revealing a letter was sent to the FBI office in Miami with the offer to the officer’s families.
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“He’s always risen to the top in terms of any kind of charities, any kind of giving,” Cohen said.
He continued, “In fact, today.. you know there are two fallen FBI agents in Broward County that had small children. We actually sent a letter over to the FBI director in Miami that Kodak is offering to pay for all three kids’ tuitions going forward.”
The offer comes after two FBI officers, Laura Schwartzenberger and Daniel Alftin were killed in the line of duty. The two heroes leave behind three young children.
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We’re told the FBI has not responded to Kodak’s offer, but he is not new to charity work — something he continued while he was behind bars.
As we reported, Kodak received a pardon from President Donald Trump, along with fellow rapper Lil’ Wayne after both were convicted of federal charges involving firearms.
Kodak recently made his first appearance since being released, and the famous rapper had a few changes to his look! Fans noticed the musician was sporting a new hairstyle and appears to have gotten a new tattoo on his forehead. BTW, he also tattooed his lawyer’s name, Brad Cohen, on his body after the attorney worked to free him from custody. He’s also lost a few pounds.
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Kodak Black offers to pay college tuition for children of 2 FBI agents who were recently killed in Florida 🙏 pic.twitter.com/uSB4O9mHfB
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