Dogg takes law into his own hands

Rapper Snoop Dogg has discovered a novel way to deal with law officers who he feels are hounding him in Los Angeles and his home town of Long Beach – he employs them.

Four parole officers were fired this week for moonlighting as bodyguards for the millionaire rap star.

Last year, eight policemen were axed after they admitted being on Snoop’s payroll on their nights off.

The latest case only came to light after police stopped the rapper’s entourage on their way to the Black Entertainment Awards in Hollywood after spotting the heavily armed guards.

They found a cache of weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. One of the guards/parole officers happened to be on disability leave when he was caught.