Snoop Dogg flew to London yesterday for a meet and greet, though this one was with the Metropolitan Police in relation to his involvement in that brawl at Heathrow Airport at the end of last month. As previously reported, he and five other men were arrested on suspicion of affray and violent disorder after a fracas broke out when they were refused entry to British Airways' first class lounge at Heathrown terminal 1, and Snoop, real name Calvin Broadus, and his companions all spent a night in jail.
At the time, police released all six men saying that they had not been charged with any offenses, but would be required to return to a London police station in May pending further investigations. Fulfilling that requirement, Snoop was due to meet officers at Heathrow police station yesterday to see whether any action would be taken against him over the incident, in which seven officers were injured. No word on what was concluded there.
No word either on which airline he flew in on - but it certainly won't have been BA - a spokesman for the company has, as previously reported, confirmed that Snoop Dogg has been barred from future travel on the airline.