‘Suge’ Knight has denied reports he was evicted from his Los Angeles apartment last week, insisting he was just moving home.

Snitching reports emerged on Tuesday alleging that several law enforcement agents arrived at Knight’s luxury home on Wilshire Boulevard last Friday to assist with the eviction and seizure of the Death Row Records founder’s possessions.

Suge’s publicist Jonathan Wolfson denied the claims and is unsure how the false news spread so quickly.

“Suge Knight was not evicted from his Wilshire condominium….I don’t understand how his move could have been misunderstood as an eviction. He is currently living at an undisclosed location in Malibu.”

Knight, whose label is responsible for the success of rappers Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg, was last week served with a $300,000 lawsuit by Rap-A-Lot Records, who claim they are owed for a collaboration album featuring a posthumous Shakur and Rap-A-Lot MC, Scarface.