A court has reportedly granted Snoop Dogg permission to seal his murder charges from 1993.

According to a report on October 9th, Snoop Dogg secretly took legal action in January, and recently revealed legal documents state that his past issues were officially resolved in late February. It is written. TMZ. The legendary artist was famously arrested after giving an emotional performance of his hit single “Murder Was The Case” at the MTV Awards. The single was written amid a series of allegations surrounding the star at the time.

Snoop Dogg was a groundbreaking artist in the hip-hop scene when he was indicted along with his bodyguard McKinley Lee for shooting and killing rival gang member Philip Waldermariam in a Los Angeles park in August 1993. Ta. The murder plot captivated viewers and the press, and the case quickly gained attention. It became a spectacle. Police claimed Lee fired the fatal shot at Walder Mariam from the car Snoop Dogg was driving, and both men ended up in prison.

Snoop Dogg and Lee were charged with murder, but both pleaded not guilty. Renowned attorney Johnnie Cochran defended the rapper, as well as Lee, during the tense trial that dominated headlines. Both men were acquitted of murder in 1996, and Snoop Dogg’s reaction to the verdict was a defining moment in his career. He famously appeared in the courtroom with a look of relief on his face, his head bowed low, and his hands clasped together in a posture of prayer. (Related: Report: DA considers Menendez brothers’ convictions that could ultimately lead to release)

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA – JUNE 25: Snoop Dogg performs on stage during the Cali to Canada Tour at Rogers Arena on June 25, 2024 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. . (Photo by Andrew Chin/Getty Images)

According to TMZ, Cesar McDowell’s “Unite the People” helped Snoop Dogg officially end the feud and leave it behind for good.