Snoop Dogg has 1993 murder charge sealed - Entertainment News

Snoop Dogg has 1993 murder charge sealed - Entertainment News

Snoop Dogg has had his 1993 murder charge sealed. The 52-year-old rapper — whose real name is Calvin Broadus — was arrested after his MTV Awards performance of 'Murder Was the Case' after he and a bodyguard were accused of shooting a man in a Los Angeles park. He was found not g...

Snoop Dogg has his 1993 murder charge sealed

Snoop Dogg and a bodyguard were accused of shooting a man dead in a Los Angeles park in 1993, but he was found not guilty in 1996

Petition Granted To Seal Snoop Dogg's 1993 Murder Case

Snoop Dogg's past legal issues have officially come to an end after the petition to seal the records and transcripts from his 1993 murder trial.

Snoop Dogg's 1993 Murder Arrest Officially Sealed, Petition Granted in February '24

Snoop Dogg made the necessary steps earlier this year to ensure his rocky legal past becomes ancient history -- The Doggfather's 1993 murder charge was officially sealed earlier this year!!! TMZ Hip Hop obtained legal docs showing Snoop asked a…

Snoop Dogg's 1993 Murder Case Officially Sealed

Snoop Dogg is leaving his legal issues in the past.  According to reports, his 1993 murder case has officially been sealed. Legal documents show that the rapper had asked a judge to seal his records back in January and the court granted the petition in February.  In 1993, Snoop Dogg was up and coming in the rap game when he got arrested following his MTV Awards performance of the song “Murder Was The Case,” a song that was created about the alle…

Snoop Dogg’s 1993 Murder Case Finally Gets Sealed After Judge Approves Petition

Snoop Dogg has certainly come a long way since the 90s, and it looks like the hitmaker has taken the necessary steps to ensure that the less flattering parts of his past no longer follow him. According to TMZ, Snoop asked a judge to seal his arrest record earlier this year. Famously, he and a bodyguard were arrested in 1993 and charged in connection to an LA shooting. He was found not guilty, and now, he’s officially able to put the case behind …