Snoop Dogg , received a caution from London police for his part in an April melee at Heathrow Airport.

Snoop flew from Los Angeles to London Wednesday night and made his scheduled his appointment with police, who gave him a caution for using threatening words or behavior, the BBC reported Thursday.

The rapper and five members of his entourage spent the night in a London lockup following the disturbance in an airport business lounge that involved as many as 30 people. The other five men were expected to answer to the charges Thursday.

The trouble reportedly began when airport authorities told Snoop's group they did not have the right tickets to hang out in the lounge as they waited for their flight to South Africa.

Seven police officers were injured in the dust-up, with the worst injury reported to be a broken hand.

YOU'RE  FIRED

New York hip-hop radio personality, Troi "DJ Star" Torain, has been fired from Power 105.1 for making explicit sexual remarks about a 4-year-old girl.

Torain offered a $500 reward to the first listener to reveal the school attended by the young daughter of his on-air rival, Hot 97's DJ Envy, and said he wanted to rape the little girl, The New York Post reported Thursday. He also made racist comments about Casey's wife.

Clear Channel, which owns Power 105.1, released a statement Wednesday calling Torain's comments "totally unacceptable" and announced he had been fired.

In addition, both the Manhattan District Attorney's Office and New York Police Department said they would investigate whether the comments broke any laws.

The wife of DJ Envy and mother of the little girl, Gia Casey, tearfully told a City Hall news conference Wednesday that she was afraid for her daughter's safety and security has been tightened at her daughter's school, she said.

EYEING A COMEBACK

Method Man is hoping to release his fourth solo album this year.

The 35 year old rapper recently revealed to The Morning Call that his album will be titled 420, which refers to the weed-smoking day (April 20), when marijuana users gather each year to celebrate and smoke the illegal substance.

Though he didn’t name any producers or artists who will be featured in the album, Method Man divulged that Lauryn Hill allowed him to sample the song “So Much Things to Say," a track from her  2002 album, MTV Unplugged No. 2.

Method Man’s song which contains the sample is also titled   “Say” and has already leaked on the internet.

"I'm not bragging, but it shows the respect that she has for me” said Method Man. “It’s gonna solidify me as one of the premier artists of our time."