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NV: TUPAC MURDER: DA CONFIDENT IN CASE

Supers/Fonts: can go with script for WE-009WE; District Attorney Steve Wolfson, Clark County\n\nStory Location: Las Vegas\n\nState/Province: Nevada\n\nShot Date: 10/04/2023\n\nURL: https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/04/us/tupac-murder-duane-davis-arraignment/index.html\n\nNotes and Restrictions: video from inside court is POOL, video of presser outside court is KVVU\n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements:\nraw live feed of Duane Keith Davis in court for arraignment in murder case of Tupac Shakur; video from inside court is POOL, video of presser outside court is KVVU\n\nWire/StoryDescription:\n#NEWS: Tupac murder - Davis held under no bail setting\n\n--From CNN's Andi Babineau in court & ACC's Danielle Sills\n\nDavis could not be arraigned during this morning's scheduled court appearance without an attorney present, Las Vegas, Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson told reporters outside of the courtroom.\n\n"Nothing will occur in the next couple of weeks until the next court appearance when his lawyer appears," he said, adding Davis is being held on no bail until at least his next court appearance.\n\n"We will continue to ask for a no bail setting, because we believe under Nevada law and evidence in this case, that the proof is evident and the presumption is great that he will be convicted of first degree murder and that allows us to ask for a no bail setting," Wolfson said.\n#NEWS: Tupac murder - Davis arraignment continued to October 19\n\n--From CNN's Andi Babineau in court & ACC's Danielle Sills\n\nThe arraignment of Duane Keith Davis, the 60-year-old man arrested last week in the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, has been continued to Thursday, October 19, at 9am/12pET.\n\nLas Vegas\nCNN\n\nThe 60-year-old man arrested last week in the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur is set to appear Wednesday in court in Las Vegas to be arraigned on a charge of murder with use of a deadly weapon in a gang-related homicide.\n\nDuane Keith Davis, known as Keffe D, is accused of orchestrating the shooting that cut short the life of the 25-year-old trailblazer, whose brief, prolific career cemented his legacy as one of the most influential hip-hop artists of all time. His untimely death added a grim layer to that mystique, and for years it had been the subject of conspiracy theories.\n\nShakurs slaying also was the subject of a decadeslong investigation by police that culminated last week with Davis arrest following his indictment by a grand jury. He is the only suspect in the case still alive, police said.\n\nFollow live updates: Tupac Shakur murder suspect to be arraigned in Las Vegas\n\nFor years, Davis has placed himself at the scene of the crime, stating publicly he was in the front seat of a white Cadillac when it pulled up alongside Shakurs car and shots rang out from the back seat. Shakur was shot four times and died six days later.\n\nAuthorities have cast Davis as the alleged ringmaster of the plot to kill Shakur, which they contend was retaliation for an attack on Davis nephew, Orlando Anderson, that stemmed from a broader conflict between two gangs in Compton, California.\n\nShakur and Marion Suge Knight, then-CEO of Death Row Records, were affiliated with the Mob Piru gang, said Jason Johansson, the homicide lieutenant of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, at a Friday news conference. Davis and Anderson were affiliated with the Southside Compton Crips, Johansson said.\n\nAt the time of the fatal shooting, Shakur was in Las Vegas to see Mike Tyson box at the MGM Grand Hotel, an event that was also attended by Davis and his nephew. While leaving the fight, members of Death Row Records kicked and punched Anderson near an elevator bank inside the MGM, Johansson said, playing surveillance footage that showed Shakur and Knight among the participants.\n\nAfterward, Davis began to devise a plan to obtain a firearm and retaliate against Suge Knight and Mr. Shakur, Johansson said. Davis got a gun, then got into the white Cadillac with Anderson, Terrence Brown and Deandre Smith, the lieutenant said.\n\nAnderson and Smith were in the back seat, according to a copy of the indictment. And at some point, Davis provided the gun to the back-seat passengers, Johansson said.\n\nThen, someone pulled the trigger though the indictment doesnt say who. Either way, Davis was the shot-caller for this group of individuals that committed this crime, Johansson said.\n\nHe orchestrated the plan that was carried out to commit this crime, he said.\n\nAnderson denied involvement to CNN before his death in a 1998 gang-related shooting.\n\nDavis confessed to his role in the crime in 2009, but authorities couldnt bring charges due to a proffer agreement in which a suspect agrees to provide potentially useful information in an investigation that generally cannot be used as evidence against the suspect a former detective on the case, Greg Kading, told CNN on Friday.\n\nThe investigation was reinvigorated in 2018, Johansson said, in part thanks to Davis own admissions to his involvement. Authorities felt it was their last opportunity to solve the case and bring charges, he said.\n\nPolice in July searched the Henderson, Nevada, home of Davis wife, looking for writings or documents related to Shakurs murder, according to an affidavit requesting a search warrant. They seized a copy of Davis memoir, in which he wrote about street gang life and the shooting of Shakur, describing himself and Knight in prison on a manslaughter charge in an unrelated case as the only two living witnesses to the shooting.\n\nStation Notes/Scripts:\nno script available, raw live feed\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n--VIDEO SHOWS--\n\n--VO SCRIPT--\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--SOT--\n\n--TAG--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\n

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A third man, 41-year-old Michael Stone, died Monday from a shooting that took place Saturday outside a Compton, California car wash, a shooting that also claimed the lives of two others, 24-year-old Jerry Stone (relation not known to Michael Stone), and 23-year-old Orlando Anderson. A suspect was arrested in connection with the Compton car wash shootings, 24-year-old Michael Reed Dorrough of Long Beach, California. He was booked on two counts of murder says Lt. Douglas Slaughter LAPD. Police officials say the shootings occurred a half block from Compton High School. No students were involved. Shooting victim Anderson was involved in a fight with Tupac Shakur the night Tupac was shot to death in Las Vegas, Nevada. Police questioned Anderson in connection with the September 7th, 1996 murder. The murder of Tupac Shakur is still unsolved. Anderson claimed no part in the killing.

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NV: TUPAC MURDER: DA WILL ASK FOR NO BAIL SETTING

Supers/Fonts: can go with script for WE-009WE; District Attorney Steve Wolfson, Clark County\n\nStory Location: Las Vegas\n\nState/Province: Nevada\n\nShot Date: 10/04/2023\n\nURL: https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/04/us/tupac-murder-duane-davis-arraignment/index.html\n\nNotes and Restrictions: video from inside court is POOL, video of presser outside court is KVVU\n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements:\nraw live feed of Duane Keith Davis in court for arraignment in murder case of Tupac Shakur; video from inside court is POOL, video of presser outside court is KVVU\n\nWire/StoryDescription:\n#NEWS: Tupac murder - Davis held under no bail setting\n\n--From CNN's Andi Babineau in court & ACC's Danielle Sills\n\nDavis could not be arraigned during this morning's scheduled court appearance without an attorney present, Las Vegas, Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson told reporters outside of the courtroom.\n\n"Nothing will occur in the next couple of weeks until the next court appearance when his lawyer appears," he said, adding Davis is being held on no bail until at least his next court appearance.\n\n"We will continue to ask for a no bail setting, because we believe under Nevada law and evidence in this case, that the proof is evident and the presumption is great that he will be convicted of first degree murder and that allows us to ask for a no bail setting," Wolfson said.\n#NEWS: Tupac murder - Davis arraignment continued to October 19\n\n--From CNN's Andi Babineau in court & ACC's Danielle Sills\n\nThe arraignment of Duane Keith Davis, the 60-year-old man arrested last week in the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, has been continued to Thursday, October 19, at 9am/12pET.\n\nLas Vegas\nCNN\n\nThe 60-year-old man arrested last week in the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur is set to appear Wednesday in court in Las Vegas to be arraigned on a charge of murder with use of a deadly weapon in a gang-related homicide.\n\nDuane Keith Davis, known as Keffe D, is accused of orchestrating the shooting that cut short the life of the 25-year-old trailblazer, whose brief, prolific career cemented his legacy as one of the most influential hip-hop artists of all time. His untimely death added a grim layer to that mystique, and for years it had been the subject of conspiracy theories.\n\nShakurs slaying also was the subject of a decadeslong investigation by police that culminated last week with Davis arrest following his indictment by a grand jury. He is the only suspect in the case still alive, police said.\n\nFollow live updates: Tupac Shakur murder suspect to be arraigned in Las Vegas\n\nFor years, Davis has placed himself at the scene of the crime, stating publicly he was in the front seat of a white Cadillac when it pulled up alongside Shakurs car and shots rang out from the back seat. Shakur was shot four times and died six days later.\n\nAuthorities have cast Davis as the alleged ringmaster of the plot to kill Shakur, which they contend was retaliation for an attack on Davis nephew, Orlando Anderson, that stemmed from a broader conflict between two gangs in Compton, California.\n\nShakur and Marion Suge Knight, then-CEO of Death Row Records, were affiliated with the Mob Piru gang, said Jason Johansson, the homicide lieutenant of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, at a Friday news conference. Davis and Anderson were affiliated with the Southside Compton Crips, Johansson said.\n\nAt the time of the fatal shooting, Shakur was in Las Vegas to see Mike Tyson box at the MGM Grand Hotel, an event that was also attended by Davis and his nephew. While leaving the fight, members of Death Row Records kicked and punched Anderson near an elevator bank inside the MGM, Johansson said, playing surveillance footage that showed Shakur and Knight among the participants.\n\nAfterward, Davis began to devise a plan to obtain a firearm and retaliate against Suge Knight and Mr. Shakur, Johansson said. Davis got a gun, then got into the white Cadillac with Anderson, Terrence Brown and Deandre Smith, the lieutenant said.\n\nAnderson and Smith were in the back seat, according to a copy of the indictment. And at some point, Davis provided the gun to the back-seat passengers, Johansson said.\n\nThen, someone pulled the trigger though the indictment doesnt say who. Either way, Davis was the shot-caller for this group of individuals that committed this crime, Johansson said.\n\nHe orchestrated the plan that was carried out to commit this crime, he said.\n\nAnderson denied involvement to CNN before his death in a 1998 gang-related shooting.\n\nDavis confessed to his role in the crime in 2009, but authorities couldnt bring charges due to a proffer agreement in which a suspect agrees to provide potentially useful information in an investigation that generally cannot be used as evidence against the suspect a former detective on the case, Greg Kading, told CNN on Friday.\n\nThe investigation was reinvigorated in 2018, Johansson said, in part thanks to Davis own admissions to his involvement. Authorities felt it was their last opportunity to solve the case and bring charges, he said.\n\nPolice in July searched the Henderson, Nevada, home of Davis wife, looking for writings or documents related to Shakurs murder, according to an affidavit requesting a search warrant. They seized a copy of Davis memoir, in which he wrote about street gang life and the shooting of Shakur, describing himself and Knight in prison on a manslaughter charge in an unrelated case as the only two living witnesses to the shooting.\n\nStation Notes/Scripts:\nno script available, raw live feed\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n--VIDEO SHOWS--\n\n--VO SCRIPT--\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--SOT--\n\n--TAG--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\n

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UPDATES ON TUPAC CASE, NEW EVIDENCE

\n<pi>**This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.**</pi>\n\n<pi>***This pkg contains photos from Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.***</pi>\n\n--SUPERS--\n00:00 - 00:04\nInterscope Records\n\n05:00 - 00:12A\nGetty Images\n\n00:12 - 00:39\nInterscope Records\n\n00:40 - 00:44\nMarch 22, 1994\n\n00:44 - 00:52\nGetty Images\n\n00:53 - 01:00\n1993\n\n1:01 - 1:10\nAfeni Shakur\nMother of Tupac Shakur\n2003\n\n01:11- 01:16\nGetty Images\n\n01:17 -01:30\n1996\n\n01:31 - 01:35\nChris Carroll\nRetired LVMPD Lieutenant\n\n01:35 - 01:38\nGetty Images\n\n01:39 - 01:44\nChris Carroll\nRetired LVMPD Lieutenant\n\n01:45 - 01:49\nGetty Images\n\n01:49 - 01:55\n1993\n\n01:56 - 02:09\nGetty Images\n\n02:10 - 02:13\nAfeni Shakur\nMother of Tupac Shakur\n2003\n\n02:17 - 02:24\nTupac Shakur\nSlain musician\nMarch 1994\n\n02:31 - 02:39\nAfeni Shakur\nMother of Tupac Shakur\n2003\n\n02:40 - 02:49\nGetty Images\n\n03:03 - 03:08\nGetty Images\n\n03:09- 03:13\nEnterprise Studios\n\n03:20 - 03:24\nGetty Images\n\n03:55 - 04:06\nOrlando Anderson\nInvolved in fight with Tupac Shakur on night of his death\nSept 1996\n\n04:24 - 04:29\nGetty Images\n\n--LEAD IN--\nNEW DEVELOPMENTS IN A MURDER CASE THAT'S GONE UNSOLVED FOR ALMOST 30 YEARS.\nWHO KILLED TUPAC SHAKUR?\nTHE HIP HOP SUPERSTAR DIED IN A DRIVE-BY SHOOTING IN 19-96 AS HE WAS LEAVING A MIKE TYSON FIGHT IN LAS VEGAS.\nAND EVER SINCE, THE MYSTERY HAS GROWN.\nNOW, POLICE HAVE SEARCHED THE HOME OF THE WIFE OF A SELF-PROCLAIMED WITNESS TO THE SHOOTING -- BUT SO FAR NO ARRESTS. \nC-N-N'S SARA SIDNER HAS MORE ON HIS LEGACY.\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nHE WAS ONE OF THE MOST PROLIFIC VOICES OF THE HIP HOP GENERATION, TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR, A YOUNG MAN WITH BIG BRIGHT EYES AND A POETIC SENSIBILITY WHO SPIT OUT LYRICS THAT DETAILED LIFE AS HE KNEW IT UNVARNISHED. \nHE REVEALED THE BEAUTY AND PAIN OF HIS LIFE AND THOSE AROUND HIM. THE THEME STRETCHED FROM VIOLENCE IN THE STREETS TO BLACK LIBERATION, TO THE LOVE BETWEEN A MOTHER AND SON. Mama. You always was the black farmer. Understand trying to raise a man. TUPAC LIVED A VERSION OF THE AMERICAN DREAM AS WELL AS AN AMERICAN NIGHTMARE. HE WAS A YOUNG BLACK MAN WHO UNCHAINED HIMSELF FROM THE EXTREME POVERTY. HE GREW UP IN, IN BALTIMORE AND CALIFORNIA. HIS SCHOOL FRIENDS SAY HIS NOSE WAS ALWAYS IN A BOOK, ALWAYS LEARNING, BUT IT WAS HIS MUSIC AND ACTING THAT SET THE WORLD ALIGHT.\nAfeni Shakur, Mother of Tupac Shakur "Tupac was extremely passionate, very honest and raw in his approach to communicating."\nHE BECAME A WORLD FAMOUS ICON OF AN EMERGING GENRE OF MUSIC, HIP HOP ONLY TO BE GUNNED DOWN AT JUST 25 YEARS OLD NEAR A LAS VEGAS STREET CORNER, RETIRED LAS VEGAS, POLICE LIEUTENANT CHRIS CARROLL WAS FIRST ON THE SCENE THAT SEPTEMBER DAY IN 1996.\nChris Carroll, Retired LVMPD Lieutenant "I ended up pulling Tupac out of the car. Uh I spoke to him, he was still alive, he was still breathing. I was asking him who did it? Who shot him? What happened? And that's when he responded to me with the now infamous words f-u.\nTO PUT IT MILDLY SHAKUR WAS NOT A FAN OF THE POLICE FOR A MYRIAD OF REASONS FOR ONE, HIS MOTHER SAYS HE EXPERIENCED POLICE VIOLENCE WHILE STILL IN HER WOMB. AFENI SHAKUR RECOUNTED THE FBI CHARGING INTO HER HOME, GUNS OUT AND CARTING HER OFF TO JAIL FOR BEING A MEMBER OF THE BLACK PANTHERS. SHE DEFENDED HERSELF IN COURT AND WON HER CASE AGAINST THE STATE. \nAfeni Shakur, Mother of Tupac Shakur "He was born one month and three days after we were acquitted."\nTUPAC ALSO HAD HIS OWN RUN IN WITH VIOLENCE AND THE LAW \nTupac Shakur, Slain musician "I will make this court proud if they give me the chance to do so. I mean, I'm sure you don't need to see another black face behind bars."\nHE WAS A NATURAL BORN FIGHTER FOR BLACK CAUSES. BORN OF TWO MEMBERS OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY.\nAfeni Shakur, Mother of Tupac Shakur "I am his mother and to a large extent, I feel as though Tupac came into this world carrying my Black Panther party pass with his baggage."\nHE WAS SHOT FIVE TIMES DURING A ROBBERY IN QUAD STUDIOS AT TIMES SQUARE AND LIVED TO TELL THE TALE. HE ALWAYS THOUGHT EAST COAST RAPPERS SET HIM UP. HE WAS ARRESTED MULTIPLE TIMES ACCUSED OF VIOLENCE, BUT TUPAC WENT TO PRISON AFTER BEING CONVICTED OF SEXUAL ABUSE IN 1995. THAT HAPPENED ABOUT A MONTH BEFORE THE RELEASE OF HIS ALBUM, ME AGAINST THE WORLD. HE WAS BONDED OUT AFTER EIGHT MONTHS BY SHUG KNIGHT CEO OF DEATH ROW RECORDS. \nTHE RAW WORDS OF HIS SONGS SERVED AS A FORM OF EMPOWERMENT FOR PEOPLE FEELING THE WEIGHT OF OPPRESSION 27 YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH, HIS MUSIC IS AS RELEVANT AS EVER. THEN THIS WEEK, A STUNNING ANNOUNCEMENT LAS VEGAS POLICE SUDDENLY REVEALING THEY SERVED A SEARCH WARRANT ON THIS HENDERSON NEVADA HOME. IN THE WARRANT, THERE IS MENTION OF THE SOUTHSIDE COMPTON CRIPS GANG AND THEY SEIZED ITEMS BELONGING TO A MAN NAMED DUANE KEITH DAVIS, NICKNAMED KEFFE D. IN 1996 LOS ANGELES POLICE DID PICK UP AND QUESTION THIS MAN. THEY SAID BELONGED TO THAT SAME GANG, ORLANDO ANDERSON WAS NAMED A SUSPECT IN THE CASE, BUT HE WAS NEVER CHARGED.\nMOS "Were you involved in any way in the death of Tupac Shakur?" \nOrlando Anderson, Involved in fight with Tupac Shakur on night of his death "No, I was not involved, and I'm like a victim, You know what i'm saying? I feel sorry for him."\nTHE NIGHT OF TUPAC'S MURDER, SURVEILLANCE SHOWED ANDERSON BEING BEATEN BY SHAKUR AND HIS ENTOURAGE IN LAS VEGAS. HOURS LATER, SHAKUR IS SHOT AND KILLED WHILE IN THE CAR WITH SHUG KNIGHT. NO ONE KNOWS WHAT WILL COME OF THE NEW POLICE ACTIVITY. BUT AFTER 27 YEARS OF WAITING, HIS FANS AND HIS FAMILY HOPE NOT JUST THAT THE MURDER IS SOLVED, BUT THAT JUSTICE IS SERVED.\n--TAG--\nIN JUNE, SHAKUR WAS HONORED POSTHUMOUSLY WITH A STAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME.\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nTUPAC SHAKUR MURDER CASE SHOOTING EVIDENCE VEGAS\n

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NV: SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR 1996 MURDER OF TUPAC SHAKUR

<pi> **This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.**</pi>\n<pi />\n<pi>***This pkg contains photos from AP/Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.***</pi>\n\n--SUPERS--\n:00 - 03\nAmerican TV News\n\n:08 - :36\nSheriff Kevin McMahill\nLas Vegas Police Department\n\n:33 - :44\nFrom TMZ\n\n:44 - :54\nRE-ENACTMENT\nFrom BET\n\n:54 - 1:02\nFrom BET/2018\n\n:59 - 1:02\nDuane Keith Davis\n\n1:02-1:06\nGetty Images\n\n1:06 - 1:15\nLt. Jason Johansson\nHomicide Division, Las Vegas Police Department\n\n1:28 - 1:34\nLas Vegas Police\n\n1:34 - 1:43\nJoey Jackson\nCriminal Defense Attorney\nVia Cisco Webex\n\n1:48 - 2:01\nLas Vegas Police\n\n2:01 - 2:07\nLt. Jason Johansson\nHomicide Division, Las Vegas Police Department\n\n2:07 - 2:17\nLas Vegas Police\n\n2:30 - 2:37\nLt. Jason Johansson\nHomicide Division, Las Vegas Police Department\n\n--LEAD IN--\nFRIDAY -- LAS VEGAS POLICE ARRESTED A SUSPECT IN THE 19-96 SHOOTING DEATH OF RAPPER TUPAC SHAKUR.\nPEOPLE WHO'VE FOLLOWED THE CASE AND FORMER INVESTIGATORS -- HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THIS MAN FOR YEARS.\nBUT AUTHORITIES GAVE NEW DETAILS -- ON THE SHOOTING ITSELF, AND THE ALLEGED INVOLVEMENT OF DUANE KEITH DAVIS.\nC-N-N'S BRIAN TODD HAS MORE.\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nAFTER 27-YEARS OF AN ENDURING MYSTERY... AN ARREST, IN THE 1996 MURDER OF RAPPER TUPAC SHAKUR.\nSheriff Kevin McMahill/ Las Vegas Police Department\n"27 years. For 27 years the family of Tupac Shakur has been waiting for justice. While I know there have been many people who did not believe that the murder of Tupac Shakur was important to this police department, I’m here to tell you that was simply not the case. It was not the case back then and it is not the case today.”\nLAS VEGAS POLICE (TODAY) ARRESTED 60-YEAR-OLD DUANE KEITH DAVIS, ALSO KNOWN AS "KEFFE D", FOR SHAKUR'S MURDER.\n'KEFFE D'S WIFE'S HOME IN HENDERSON, NEVADA HAD BEEN SEARCHED IN JULY, AS PART OF THE INVESTIGATION.\nDAVIS HAD LONG PLACED HIMSELF AT THE SCENE OF THE CRIME, IN DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS... ONCE TELLING B-E-T, HE WAS IN THE FRONT SEAT OF A WHITE CADILLAC THAT WAS NEXT TO SHAKUR'S CAR- WHEN SHOTS WERE FIRED FROM THE BACK SEAT.\nInterviewer\n"You said the shots came from the back? Who shot Tupac?"\nDuane Davis\n"Going to keep it for the code of the streets. It just came from the back seat, bro."\nSHAKUR WAS SHOT FOUR TIMES, AND DIED SIX DAYS LATER.\nLt. Jason Johansson/ Homicide Division, Las Vegas Police Department\n"Duane Davis was the shot-caller for this group of individuals that committed this crime- and he orchestrated the plan that was carried out to commit this crime."\nSHAKUR WAS SHOT ON SEPTEMBER 7th, 1996, AFTER LEAVING A MIKE TYSON FIGHT AT THE M-G-M GRAND ON THE VEGAS STRIP.\nPOLICE SAY SHAKUR, AND MARION 'SUGE' KNIGHT, THEN-C-E-O OF SHAKUR'S RECORD LABEL - HAD BEEN IN A FEUD WITH DUANE DAVIS AND A GANG THAT DAVIS WAS AFFILIATED WITH, THE 'SOUTH SIDE COMPTON CRIPS'.\nJoey Jackson/ Criminal Defense Attorney\n"The penalties would be steep in terms of life in prison without the possibility of parole- particularly with that gang enhancement, if the prosecutors pursue it."\n(TODAY) POLICE PLAYED SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE FROM INSIDE THE M-G-M GRAND, BEFORE THE SHOOTING..\nSHOWING WHAT THEY SAY WAS SHAKUR, KNIGHT, AND OTHERS, PUNCHING AND KICKING A MAN NAMED ORLANDO ANDERSON- WHO WAS DUANE DAVIS'S NEPHEW- BY AN ELEVATOR BANK.\nLt. Jason Johansson/ Homicide Division, Las Vegas Police Department\n"Little did anyone know that it is this incident right here- that would ultimately lead to the retaliatory shooting and the death of Tupac Shakur."\nPOLICE SAY AFTER THE BEATING INSIDE THE M-G-M GRAND, DAVIS DEVISED A PLAN TO RETALIATE...\nTHAT HE OBTAINED A GUN, AND GOT INTO A WHITE CADILLAC WITH ANDERSON AND TWO OTHER MEN.\nPOLICE DON'T SAY THAT DAVIS WAS THE TRIGGER-MAN... BUT THAT HE PASSED THE GUN TO SOMEONE IN THE BACK SEAT... WHO SHOT AT SHAKUR AND KNIGHT AFTER THEY PULLED UP NEXT TO THEM.\nKNIGHT WAS WOUNDED IN THE ATTACK.\nAS FOR THE OTHERS IN DAVIS'S CAR:\nLt. Jason Johansson/ Homicide Division, Las Vegas Police Department\n"The only living suspect related to this investigation is Duane Davis. All other three suspects are deceased."\n--TAG--\nTUPAC SHAKUR'S STEP-BROTHER, MOPREME SHAKUR-- CALLED DAVIS' ARREST "BITTERSWEET".\nHE SAID THE FAMILY'S BEEN THROUGH DECADES OF PAIN...AND THEY WANT TO KNOW IF THERE WERE MORE ACCOMPLICES.\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nTUPAC SHAKUR DUANE KEITH DAVIS UNSOLVED MURDER COLD CASE\n

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