Tupac Shakur – Source: Bob Berg / Getty
Las Vegas police have finally made an arrest in the 27-year-old cold case involving the 1996 drive-by shooting that killed Tupac Shakur.
You can throw your 2023 bingo card out the window because this is something none of us saw coming. After nearly three decades, Las Vegas police believe they have solved the case of who shot and killed the legendary rapper.
According to The Associated Press, an arrest has been made months after a search warrant was executed in Vegas in relation to the murder.
Duane “Keffe D” Davis was arrested in connection to the 1996 drive-by shooting and he’s been a long-time person of interest. In his 2019 memoir Compton Street Legend Davis even confessed that he was in the car where the gunfire erupted.
For some reason, Davis also felt the need to do interviews and talk about this for almost three decades which probably didn’t help his case either.
The Associated Press reports that police recovered a nice haul from the search warrant executed on his wife’s home earlier this summer. They reportedly recovered stockpiles of images, bullets, a hard drive, a cellphone, and several computers. While we have zero clue what was found on those computers, they may have contained evidence relevant to the cold case.
Now justice for Tupac may finally be served after all this time.
