Dr. Dre, who made his name rapping about police ruthlessness before getting to be one of the wealthiest business people in music, was bound by sheriff's appointees in a debate close to his home, authorities said.
Sheriff's representatives made a beeline for Dr. Dre's elite house on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu in the wake of accepting a protestation from a driver who stopped outside the home.
The driver had asserted that the 51-year-old rap big shot, whose genuine name is Andre Young, pulled a weapon on him as he requested that he clear out.
"Because of the way of the call, the individual was sought, cuffed and quickly confined in a watch auto while appointees explored the occurrence," the Los Angeles County sheriff's area of expertise said in an announcement.
Be that as it may, agents did not discover any firearm on Dr. Dre, an official at Apple, who said he had been going after his telephone to record the episode.
The driver, notwithstanding, demanded that Dr. Dre debilitated him and sought after a resident's capture, which is permitted under California law when a private individual witnesses a wrongdoing.
The sheriff's area of expertise said it gave Dr. Dre a reference regarding the national's capture however did not make any further move.
Dr. Dre is one of the wealthiest individuals in the music business with Apple in 2014 purchasing his Beats organization, best known for its top of the line earphones, for $3 billion.
Conceived in the unpleasant Los Angeles County city of Compton, Dr. Dre rose to fame with gangsta rap pioneers N.W.A. where he was accountable for the sound.
N.W.A. stunned quite a bit of white America with its immovable feedback of law implementation's treatment of minorities, outstandingly on the 1988 melody "Fuck tha Police."
The episode with Dr. Dre comes in the midst of a recharged focus on police around the United States after a progression of killings by officers of African Americans.
After N.W.A., Dr. Dre went ahead to end up a fruitful solo craftsman and maker, outstandingly championing Eminem, however in the previous decade has concentrated on corporate life.
A year ago he discharged "Compton," which he said would be his last collection, to go with a biopic on N.W.A., "Straight Outta Compton."
Sheriff's representatives made a beeline for Dr. Dre's elite house on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu in the wake of accepting a protestation from a driver who stopped outside the home.
The driver had asserted that the 51-year-old rap big shot, whose genuine name is Andre Young, pulled a weapon on him as he requested that he clear out.
"Because of the way of the call, the individual was sought, cuffed and quickly confined in a watch auto while appointees explored the occurrence," the Los Angeles County sheriff's area of expertise said in an announcement.
Be that as it may, agents did not discover any firearm on Dr. Dre, an official at Apple, who said he had been going after his telephone to record the episode.
The driver, notwithstanding, demanded that Dr. Dre debilitated him and sought after a resident's capture, which is permitted under California law when a private individual witnesses a wrongdoing.
The sheriff's area of expertise said it gave Dr. Dre a reference regarding the national's capture however did not make any further move.
Dr. Dre is one of the wealthiest individuals in the music business with Apple in 2014 purchasing his Beats organization, best known for its top of the line earphones, for $3 billion.
Conceived in the unpleasant Los Angeles County city of Compton, Dr. Dre rose to fame with gangsta rap pioneers N.W.A. where he was accountable for the sound.
N.W.A. stunned quite a bit of white America with its immovable feedback of law implementation's treatment of minorities, outstandingly on the 1988 melody "Fuck tha Police."
The episode with Dr. Dre comes in the midst of a recharged focus on police around the United States after a progression of killings by officers of African Americans.
After N.W.A., Dr. Dre went ahead to end up a fruitful solo craftsman and maker, outstandingly championing Eminem, however in the previous decade has concentrated on corporate life.
A year ago he discharged "Compton," which he said would be his last collection, to go with a biopic on N.W.A., "Straight Outta Compton."