Snoop Dogg Banned From Norway After Marijuana Bust

Snoop Dogg is officially persona non grata in Norway.

The country has banned the rap star for two years after he was caught with eight  grams of marijuana at an airport last month, the Daily Mail reports.  

Snoop’s reaction? He “can live with the decision,” said his legal representative in Norway.

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Snoop Dogg is well-practiced in dealing with marijuana busts. In January he was arrested for posession at a border patrol checkpoint in Texas. He admitted the drugs were his, citing his prescription in California for why the weed was on him.

In 2007, Swedish police detained the rapper after narcotics were found in his car. A year earlier, he was busted twice within a month of each other, both times in Burbank, Calif. In October 2006 he was arrested at Bob Hope Airport for possessing a firearm and transporting marijuana in his vehicle, and a month later he was caught with weed after a performance on NBC’s The Tonight Show.

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Perhaps in line with his affinity for pot, The Doggfather’s next  release, Reincarnated, is being planned as a reggae album, which he will record under the monicker Snoop Lion.

But despite Snoop’s rap sheet, Foster the People singer Mark Foster revealed earlier this month the rapper had actually encouraged him to keep his vow of abstaining from smoking pot.

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