Snoop Dogg won entry back into Britain on appeal after being banned from the country, but Britain’s Border Agency isn’t giving up on keeping him out.
Snoop Dogg was barred from Britain two years ago after being arrested with five others at Heathrow Airport in London on charges of violent disorder.
Cops were called to the gate after the rapper and his associates allegedly became abusive and hurled bottles at British Airways staff. They had been denied entry into the airline’s business lounge. Seven officers were injured in the alleged scuffle.
But Snoop won an appeal in January when an asylum and immigration tribunal granted him clearance to enter the country again. Now, according to the Associated Press, Britain’s Border Agency plans to challenge a court ruling in an effort to keep Snoop out.
Last year Snoop had to cancel a concert tour with Sean “Diddy” Combs in Britain because he was denied a visa to enter the country.
Now the UK Border Agency is set to challenge the ruling at a hearing on Monday (April 7), reports BBC News.
