Snoop gets Community Service

Rapper Snoop Dog who has been in the midst of a lot of negative press lately pleaded no contest to charges of drug and gun possession brought against him after an incident at Bob Hope Airport in LA last October. The West Coast artist received 800 hours of community service, of which 400 can be attributed to the youth American Football league the rapper born Calvin Broadus Jr., is heavily involved with. The rapper is set to release his Big Squeeze compilation album on April 24th through Koch records which features names like Kurupt, Kat Williams and Westurn Union.