One of the suspects who reportedly ordered the murder of late rapper Tupac Amaru Shakur aka 2pac has been arrested by the police in the city of Las Vegas.
The suspect identified as Duane Keith “Keefe D” Davis, an American member of the California based gang was arrested by the police on Friday morning 29th September.
Davis who has been described as the “ring leader” and investigators identifies him as one of the 4 suspects of the crime has admitted severally in interviews and in his 2019 tell-all memoir, “Compton Street Legend,” that he was the one who supplies the guns for the operation.
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Earlier this year in the month of July, police officers of Las Vegas searched his house at Henderson, Nevada with a warrant where he stays with his wife Pamela, lawfully seizing his computers, laptops, ipads including a .40-caliber cartridge which is the same type as the many casings that were recovered from the scene of the crime where 2pac was shot, according to The Post Friday.
2pac was shot in 1996 while he was driving a BMW, but died unfortunately six days after struggling to survive bullet injuries in a hospital on the 13th of September in the same year.
