TikTok Star Kodiyakredd Arrested on Gun and Drug Charges in Naples
Rap Duo Member and Social Media Influencer in Custody
Kodiyakredd, a popular TikTok star and rapper, was arrested on Sunday in Naples, Florida, for allegedly possessing oxycodone pills and a tampered gun, according to authorities.
Arrest and Charges
Franky Venegas, 23, a member of the rap duo "Island Boys" with his twin brother, was taken into custody and booked into Collier County jail on charges of possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and possession of an altered firearm, as reported by NBC affiliate WFLA.
Traffic Stop Leads to Discovery of Illegal Items
The arrest occurred after a Collier County deputy pulled over Venegas’ yellow Corvette for failing to stop at a stop sign and having an expired tag on Oil Well Road near Immokalee Road. Venegas was the passenger, and his girlfriend was the driver. During the stop, the deputy discovered a clear bag of oxycodone pills on the passenger side floor. A subsequent search of a handbag revealed Venegas’ credit cards and a gun with its serial number removed and spray-painted blue.
Prior Run-In with the Law
This is not Venegas’ first encounter with law enforcement. In May 2024, he was arrested in Fort Lauderdale for reckless driving.
Bond Set
A judge has set Venegas’ bond at $1,000 for the drug charges and $2,500 for the tampered gun charge.
Conclusion
Kodiyakredd’s arrest serves as a reminder that fame and social media influence do not exempt individuals from the law. As a popular figure, Venegas’ actions will be under increased scrutiny, and his future in the entertainment industry may be impacted by these charges.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Kodiyakredd’s real name?
- Franky Venegas
- What are the charges against Kodiyakredd?
- Possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and possession of an altered firearm
- What was the circumstances of his arrest?
- He was pulled over for failing to stop at a stop sign and having an expired tag, and a search of his vehicle revealed illegal items.
