Snoop Dogg turned himself in to Orange County, California, authorities on Monday (November 6), four days after he was charged with felony possession of a deadly weapon.

The rapper arrived at Orange County Jail in the morning and promptly posted $150,000 bail, according to the Orange County District Attorney's Office.

The charge stems from a September 27 arrest in which security at John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana found a collapsible baton in his carry-on luggage that the rapper said was a prop for a video.

If convicted, Snoop could be sentenced to three years in prison. However, his attorney, Donald Etra, is confident his client will be found innocent.