![OK Logo](https://okmagazine.com/ok_logo_black_small.png)
Snoop Dogg "Didn't Punch Fan," Says Jury
![2009__05__28444.jpg](https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/480x251/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 480w, https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/640x335/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 640w, https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/768x402/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 768w, https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/1024x536/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 1024w, https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/1280x670/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 1280w, https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/1440x753/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 1440w, https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/1600x837/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 1600w, https://media.okmagazine.com/brand-img/UDdg64ykM/2160x1130/2009/05/2009__05__28444.jpg?position=top 2160w)
May 11 2009, Published 9:23 a.m. ET
Snoop Dogg is innocent!
A jury has decided that the rapper didn't punch a fan who rushed the stage during a show.
But he's still going to have to pay nearly a half million dollars in damages, according to the BBC.
Richard Monroe Jr. had claimed that Snoop hit him with a gold microphone with a knuckle-duster style handle after he jumped on the stage during a Seattle performance in 2005.
After watching footage of the scene, jurors at a Santa Monica court said that Snoop hadn't personally been involved.
But they also found that his entourage had given Monroe serious injuries in the brawl -- and that Doggystyle, the label he co-owns, would have pay him $449, 400 in damages.