2Pac‘s murder suspect, Duane “Keefe D” Davis, has been hit with an extra charge after getting into a fight with another jail inmate. Currently housed at Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas, Keefe reportedly got into a violent scuffle with a fellow inmate, which authorities have described as “mutual combat by grappling and throwing closed fist strikes.” The fight, …
It seems as though authorities didn’t take Keefe D’s claims too seriously. Duane “Keefe D” Davis has been behind bars for several months now for his alleged role in 2Pac’s murder. Currently, he’s trying to get released so he can await his trial at home, but prosecutors are pushing back. Recently, they filed an opposition to his motion for bail, …
Keefe D claims Diddy offered him $1 million for the killing. Keefe D allegedly served as a police informant for years after being caught “trafficking a large amount of drugs,” according to new court documents cited by The Jasmine Brand. In doing so, he allegedly attempted to claim Diddy offered him $1 million in exchange for Tupac’s murder. He says …
Keefe D and his legal team still have hope. Duane “Keefe D” Davis will still pursue the chance to get out of jail on bond as he awaits trial in the killing of 2Pac. His lawyer, Carl Arnold, confirmed the decision to Newsweek after a Nevada judge denied his latest attempt at posting bond. He needs $750,000 to do so …
Wack 100 tried to pay for around 15 percent of Keefe D’s bond, but the judge in the Tupac murder case thinks Wack’s not being honest. The murder trial of Tupac Shakur, for which Duane “Keefe D” Davis is the accused defendant, took a pretty strange turn concerning Davis’ bond. Moreover, for those unaware, Wack 100 tried to pay for …
Wack 100 wants Keefe D out of jail. Wack 100 was unsuccessful in attempting to pay for a large percentage of the bail for Duane “Keefe D” Davis. He appeared in court on Tuesday to defend the decision to Judge Carli Kierny, who wasn’t buying any of it. Wack tried to post $112,500 of Davis’ $750,000 bail with the help …
Last year, an arrest was finally made in connection to 2Pac’s murder, and Keefe D was put behind bars. The alleged gang member is accused of having been the “shot-caller” of the infamous 1996 Vegas drive-by. The man long believed to have pulled the trigger, his nephew Orlando Anderson, was never charged in connection to the crime and later died …
