Recent reports have revealed that Tupac Shakur’s murder suspect, Duane “Keefe D” Davis, is confident that he will never be caught.
He reportedly boasted that “the police won’t do s—” when friends questioned whether he was worried the police would take action.
After his arrest, he was charged with one count of murder and could face an additional year in prison for gang activity if convicted.
‘He Openly Contempts the Prospects of Justice’
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follow Sun, Davis, now the prime suspect in Tupac’s 1996 murder, had “openly scoffed at the prospect of justice for years” before his arrest last Friday.
The Los Angeles native is said to have often bragged about his role in the hip-hop legend’s death and scoffed at the possibility of being brought to justice.
A source said, “He felt that the police would not take action against him two decades after the murder; he almost goes into hyperdrive talking and bragging about his role in the death.
“He would be at parties and events, enjoying the limelight, being considered the man who knew the secret of how Tupac passed.”
To make matters worse, Davis is reported to have an unusual level of confidence, often stating, “The police won’t do s—,” when questioned about his fears about possible arrest.
Davis’ Bragging and Comments About Tupac’s Murder Lead to Arrest
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As for why Davis is now being charged despite how much time has passed since Tupac’s murder, insiders reveal that his “stupid attitude” and “lack of legal knowledge” are to blame.
Initially, Tupac’s case was the kind that would be described as cold, because the police did not have “strong enough evidence to move forward.” But with Davis continuing to brag about his alleged role, he’s suddenly become a person of interest.
Authorities then contacted the DA to see if they could make a case out of Davis’ comments and were given permission.
Meanwhile, throughout the period leading up to his arrest, Davis “ignored police who made several attempts to contact him.”
The source said, “The detective went to talk to them, and he told them, ‘You have nothing on me,’ and that’s why they took this action.”
Davis Can Be Found Guilty By Association
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After his arrest last Friday while walking near his home in Las Vegas, Davis was charged with one count of murder with a deadly weapon.
It came after a grand jury agreed that the self-proclaimed gangster could be charged and also voted to add up to an additional 20 years for gang activity if he is ultimately convicted.
Although Davis was not the accused gunman, his role as the caller to the alleged shooting was
in Tupac’s death is what the prosecutors are working with.
“Under Nevada law, you can be charged with a crime whether you were directly involved or whether you were an aider or abettor,” said DA Steve Wilson. Sun, adding, “If you help someone commit a crime, you’re equally guilty.”
Currently, Davis is alleged to be the “only surviving suspect” in the case as other suspects, such as his nephew Orlando Anderson and two other individuals, are long dead.
Davis Home Was Searched Months Ago In Tupac Murder Investigation
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A few months ago, police raided Davis’ home with a search warrant and recovered items that could become evidence when Davis’ case starts in court in a few days, per Mirror.
They found manuscripts, computers, telephones, digital storage devices, and several 40-caliber bullets.
At the time, a police source revealed that forensic tests would be performed on the bullets to see if “they had anything to do with the bullet” that killed Tupac.
“Microfibers or remnants of weapons or bullets could be the link,” said the source. “It will take some time to assess how the bullet played a role in this case.”
All evidence collected during Tupac’s death is still available and will be used during the current investigation. In the meantime, the detectives in charge “keep everything confidential,” sharing only the details of their investigation with the district attorney’s office.
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