In less than a month, Snoop Dogg has face trouble again while touring overseas.
According to BBC, the rapper was stopped by police in a southern Italy airport for illegally carrying $422,000 in cash. The rapper was boarding a private plane after performing in Calabria when he was accused of money laundering. Limitations for cash travel are $11,00 in which amounts higher would have to be declared in the airport. Since the large amount conflicted with the rules, half was impounded.
The rapper's lawyer says the rapper wasn't detained like his incident in Sweden, and won't face any charges for carrying the money.
"We clarified everything from a legal point of view," Andrea Paris said. "The money came from concerts he had performed around Europe. There was no crime; it was just an administrative infraction."
Snoop has stayed quiet on social media about the incident, but declared Swedish officials racist for accusing him of having drugs during his tour stop in July. He later declared he would never return to the country over the detainment.
Snoop will get his money back minus minus a fine at a later date.
Source: BBC | Photo Credit: Splash News
