SNOOP DOGG STOPPED IN ITALY FOR CARRYING THOUSANDS IN CASH
MILAN — Italian authorities have stopped Snoop Dogg after he attempted to enter the country with a huge amount of cash. Italian financial police say they stopped Snoop at the Calabria airport Saturday because he had 422-thousand dollars in cash, well above the 11-thousand dollar limit that can be transported across European Union borders undeclared. Half the cash was impounded under Italian anti-money laundering laws. It will be returned minus any fines.
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