Snoop Dogg Stopped By Italian Customs With $422,000 In Cash

Rapper Snoop Dogg was stopped by customs in Italy on Saturday for carrying unpronounced $422,000 in cash.

According to Sky News; Snoop was stopped for possessing more money than can be legally transported between Europian union countries without the cash being declared.

Per the rules; Travelers are allowed to carry up to €10,000 in undeclared cash across European union borders.

Snoop was stopped at Italy’s Lamezia Terma Airport in Calabria, when he was on his way to the UK to perform at the Kendal Calling Festival on Sunday.

Italian Police have confirmed that half of the $422,000 will be confiscated based on anti-money laundering laws of the country.