Snoop Dogg says he "did not hit the fan" who is suing him for $22m
Snoop Dogg has done it again and this time its not the holy herb that is getting hi in trouble but the fact that he hit a fan with a mic and now the dude is suing him for $22million. READ THIS from BBC News : Snoop Dogg has told jurors he did not strike a fan, who is suing him for $22m (£15.1m), with a microphone with a knuckleduster-style handle at a gig. The artist, real name Calvin Broadus, said he went straight to his tour bus after Richard Monroe Jnr jumped on stage and was challenged by security. Mr Monroe has told the Santa Monica court he was "left for dead" by security at the 2005 Seattle gig. A 12-person jury must decide if Mr Broadus should compensate Mr Monroe. Mr Monroe says that, as Mr Broadus launched into his hit, Gin and Juice, he thought the rapper had called on fans to get up on the stage. Lawyers for Mr Broadus have said Mr Monroe should not have gone on stage and that security staff thought the rapper was being attacked. Drugs question Screen shots taken...