Kodak Black to Pay Tuition for Children of Slain FBI Agents

Nearly one month after receiving a commuted sentence from former president Donald Trump, Kodak Black offers to help the families of two Florida FBI agents killed on duty.

On Saturday (Feb. 6),a video of emerged on Twitter of Bradford Cohen, Kodak’s attorney, boasted about how the young rapper was willing to help pay the tuition for three FBI agents’ children who lost their parents. In the video that surfaced on social media, Cohen explained how Kodak was a charitable figure looking to give back to his community.

“He’s always rised to the top in terms of any kind of charity, any kind of giving. In fact, today, there was two fallen FBI agents in Broward County that had small children,” Cohen started

As the lawyer continued, Bradford Cohen announced Kodak would be donating money to help pay for the kids’ educations.

“We actually sent the letter over to the FBI director in Miami that Kodak is offering to pay for all three kids’ tuitions going forward. “

The two FBI agents were killed while serving search warrants Tuesday (Feb. 2). There were three other agents injured during the altercation. According to TMZ, a friend of Cohen’s who works at Miami’s FBI office informed the attorney of Daniel Alfin and Laura Schwartzenbergern passing, Cohen then passed along the information to Kodak who later chose to get involved.

Kodak’s financial contribution to these two families is not unlike the “Zeze” rapper. Before his legal issues resulted in physical imprisonment, Kodak hosted food drives in his home state. His charitable nature was one of the reasons Trump chose to commute his sentence.