Katy Perry's Music Video Filming on Protected Spanish Sand Dunes Under Investigation

Authorities probe potential permit violations while Perry's team asserts verbal approval was granted for the shoot.

The Balearic Islands' Ministry is investigating the filming of Perry's 'Lifetimes' video on protected dunes.
Perry's label claims the production company received verbal approval to film at the location.
The Ministry clarified that the filming is not considered a crime but an alleged policy infringement.
Capitol Records maintains that all necessary regulations and respect for the environment were upheld.
The controversy is part of a series of issues surrounding the release of Perry's upcoming album '143.'