Kodak Black is a wanted man in Broward County, FL after allegedly failing a drug test earlier in the month ... this following his arrest for oxycodone pill that cops say they found in his possession back in July.
is wanted by cops in Florida -- this after he allegedly violated his bail conditions by failing a drug test earlier this month.
According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, a judge signed off an arrest warrant in Kodak's name Thursday ... which just got filed in Broward County court yesterday. In the paperwork, it says Kodak is to taken into custody if any sheriff's deputies encounter him.The reason ... a judge says he was found to have screwed up twice in recent weeks. On Feb.
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