Rapper Snoop Dogg on Friday as he
prepared to board a private plane
bound for Britain with $422,000
(N84,062,400) in cash in his Louis
Vuitton luggage, said an Italian lawyer
representing the entertainer.
In the European Union, the maximum
amount of undeclared cash one can take
on board a plane is 10,000 euros
(N2,188,441). Snoop Dogg, who has
been touring Europe after releasing the
album “Bush” earlier this year, will have
to pay a fine, said Andrea Parisi, his
lawyer.
“We clarified everything from a legal
point of view. The money came from
concerts he had performed around
Europe. There was no crime; it was just
an administrative infraction,” Parisi told
Reuters on Saturday.
Half of the cash was given back to Snoop
Dogg, whose real name is Calvin
Broadus, while the other half is being
held by Italian authorities until the
amount of the fine is determined, Parisi
said.
prepared to board a private plane
bound for Britain with $422,000
(N84,062,400) in cash in his Louis
Vuitton luggage, said an Italian lawyer
representing the entertainer.
In the European Union, the maximum
amount of undeclared cash one can take
on board a plane is 10,000 euros
(N2,188,441). Snoop Dogg, who has
been touring Europe after releasing the
album “Bush” earlier this year, will have
to pay a fine, said Andrea Parisi, his
lawyer.
“We clarified everything from a legal
point of view. The money came from
concerts he had performed around
Europe. There was no crime; it was just
an administrative infraction,” Parisi told
Reuters on Saturday.
Half of the cash was given back to Snoop
Dogg, whose real name is Calvin
Broadus, while the other half is being
held by Italian authorities until the
amount of the fine is determined, Parisi
said.
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