Police found no proof of the claim, which came after an alleged road-rage incident.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies said that they arrived at the Malibu home of Andre Young, known as Dr. Dre, on Monday after a motorist called law enforcement claiming Dre had pointed a gun at him. Dre told the deputies that the man had blocked his driveway twice and that he had not made threats for which he was accused, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Dre, 51, told the deputies that the man had followed him home following a road-rage incident, a source familiar with the sheriff's investigation told the Times.

Dre was cooperative with law enforcement, the deputies said, allowing them to handcuff and search him. Deputies did not find a gun present, according to reports. Dre was eventually issued a citation, but not taken into formal custody.

When Dre accessed his cellphone during the incident, the man reportedly said, "Here we go again, another black guy with a gun," TMZ reported.