Nicki Minaj’s Amsterdam concert has been canceled following her detention for alleged drug possession.

The “Super Freaky Girl” rapper was detained by Dutch police while traveling from Amsterdam to Manchester, England, on May 25. Law enforcement said they found “dozens of joints in her luggage,” according to the BBC. Minaj documented the incident on Instagram Live. The Grammy-nominated artist was eventually released and paid a fine but was unable to make it to her Manchester show that evening, which she has since rescheduled for June 3. According to the Netherlands government’s website, the country has a “policy of toleration for soft drugs,” which, in the case of cannabis, means possession of 5 grams or less.

“Not being able to get to Manchester, I don’t know when was the last time I felt that low,” she said recently on Stationhead, according to Vibe. While discussing the incident, Minaj called her treatment by Amsterdam’s law enforcement “disgusting,” and claimed that her arrest was due to racial discrimination. “Knowing that something is being done to you on purpose simply because you are a confident other race,” she said. “I wouldn’t wish that on anyone.”