Snoop Dogg Arrested, Again and Again…
November 29th, 2006 by Alex
“Hey, bring your green hat!”
Looks like someone activated the ‘Arrest Me’ homing beacon underneath Snoop Dogg’s car again.
This is bitter sweet for me, because I like Snoop-a-loop and I don’t want to be writing bad things about him. Then again, every single time he gets arrested for the same damn thing – drugs – so I have no choice. You’d think someone from his posse would help him figure out how to avoid this sorta shit after the 16th time it’s happened.
Well, this time, Snoop got arrested in Burbank after performing live on Jay Leno. I bet you can figure out what the charges were without even reading the rest of this article. Yep, he got done for weed, cocaine and felony possession of a firearm. Turns out Snoop had a hidden compartment in his SUV for carrying his illegal weapon. That’s a double whammy right there.
I was hoping Snoop would lay low after his recent arrest for … basically … the exact same thing as this time. Also, his posse beat up some English coppers almost 8 months ago, so that’s fresh in the mind of the media.
I’m sure Snoop has a permanent cell, kind of like a home away from home, in the downtown Los Angeles jail. So, while he’s getting some rest, his publicist is going to need a raise after all of this crap blows over.
[via CNN]
Snoop Arrested on “Suspicion”
October 27th, 2006 by Tim
He’s slippin’. Snoop Dogg, a.k.a. Calvin Broadus, was arrested at 3:45 p.m. Thursday at Bob Hope Airport on suspicion of illegal drugs and firearms. Airport police stopped Snoop at a loading zone for a vehicle code violation. Police reported, when they searched his vehicle, they found marijuana and a gun. Shortly, he posted the $35,000 bail and was cited to appear in court Dec. 12th. Donald Eltra, Snoop’s attorney said in a statement,
There was no basis for this arrest. We believe once this is cleared up, all charges will be dismissed.
This, of course, isn’t the first (or last) time rapper Snoop has been entangled with the law. Last month, authorities discovered a collapsible 21″ baton in his luggage as he boarded a flight from John Wayne International Airport. In ‘96, charged and acquitted of murder. In ‘93, charged of gun possession during a traffic stop. In ‘90, charged of cocaine possession.
