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The rapper pleads guilty to dangerous weapon charge
Snoop Dogg has been sentenced to three years probation and 160 hours of community service after admitting to carrying a dangerous weapon.
He has also been told to donate £5,000 to a children's charity by the court.
The rapper was found with a collapsible baton in his luggage at John Wayne Airport in California last September.
Snoop Dogg's lawyer, Donald Etra, said the baton had been used by his client in a musical sketch and had advised him to plead not guilty, but Snoop Dogg agreed to a plea deal, wanting to resolve the issue, reports BBC 6Music.
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