He was originally sentenced to 60 months probation back in 2007 over the incident -- but now that a judge ended his probation today, Snoop only had to complete 49 months.
Snoop was arrested in 2006 outside NBC studios after a performance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" -- after cops allegedly found cocaine, marijuana, and a firearm in the rapper's car.
Snoop's attorney Donald Etra tells TMZ, he's "pleased" the court granted the rapper's petition -- even though we're pretty sure this had zero impact on Snoop's life. Party on dude!
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Does this mean he's free to start sniffing other dogs asses again?
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