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.

Barely one week after he was arrested by the Swedish police for suspected drug use, legendary rapper, Snoop Dogg have lost an estimated $200K to Italian Customs. According to reports, the Gin and Juice rapper got into trouble with Italian Customs agents after he was stopped for entering the country with more cash than usual.
Snoop was stopped at an Italian airport, where he's billed to perform, with approximately $422,000 in cash in his Louis Vuitton luggage. According to Parisi, an Italian lawyer representing him, half of the money was impounded by Italian customs, while other half will be given to him after determining how and what fines to pay. '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 disclosed.