Snoop Dogg attracted police attention once more this week but this time around, it appears that he is not in trouble.

The tour bus rapper Snoop Dog was riding in Thursday evening through Dallas was stopped by police because the vehicle had an expired registration sticker. Members of a commercial vehicle inspection team pulled the bus over and searched it for drugs after smelling marijuana, reports the Associated Press, citing Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Charlie Morgan.

Troopers found two ounces of marijuana, Morgan said. Two men were arrested on drug charges after they admitted to owning the drug. Ethan Calhoun, 27, and Kevin Barkey, 26, were taken to the Navarro County Jail. They face fines of up to $2,000 and six months in jail if convicted, Morgan told the AP. Bond was set at $1,500 each.

Snoop Dogg had a concert ahead of him that evening, at Dallas’ Superpages.com Center. He is currently on tour with 311. He was not charged. It is not known yet what Snoop Dogg’s connection to the two arrested men is.

A drug-related arrest would have been no first time for Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Cordozar Calvin Broadus Jr., as he was arrested just last year at Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, Calif., on suspicion of transporting marijuana.

In April 2007, Snoop pleaded no contest to felony gun and marijuana charges and was sentenced to five years of probation for gun and drug charges. He was also court-ordered to perform community service, namely to help clean a park.

Previous arrests include a September 2006 incident when he walked though security at Orange County’s John Wayne Airport, in California, with a collapsible baton in his luggage. He explained that the baton was a prop for a video he was filming but authorities deemed it a dangerous weapon.