Tupac Shakur’s murder suspect, Duane “Keefe D” Davis, is said to have expressed fears for his safety after it emerged that Metro Police were reviewing the Tupac Shakur murder case, which had laid dormant for years.
Davis reportedly told associates that he “blamed the police” for making him a potential target for attacks.
A person, who is said to have seen Davis in recent months, said: “Keefe has been worried about his safety for a while.
“For years he had walked around talking about Tupac and the killing, really, without a care thinking that some much time passed, no-one cared.
“If anything he actually thrived on that ego of being the man, still alive, when Tupac got smoked. But since the homicide cops got back in touch to say they were reviewing the case, Keefe got very worried.
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“Then when the raid of his home was authorized, Keefe just went fully underground.”
The source claimed, according to The Mirror US: “He became concerned for his safety, fearing that some old gang faces, with scores to settle, could come after him or intense Tupac fans may try to seek retribution.
“And according to Keefe’s own words ‘he knew a lot of s***’ about the hood and Biggie and Tupac from back in the day.’ So there may be some people out there, who worry what he may say to police if he speaks.”
The source went on to claim that “one of the strangest things” about the situation “is that Keefe blamed police” for putting him in “danger”.
The insider added that Davis “has sabotaged his own life” with his “boasts about being a gangster has landed him in trouble.”
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Las Vegas Police took Davis into custody on Friday, charging him with murder.
Five years ago, Davis had publicly disclosed his involvement in the murder during a documentary interview.
He claimed that he was in a white Cadillac when a back-seat shooter opened fire at Tupac’s BMW in Las Vegas in 1996.
Davis and others in the Cadillac were reportedly affiliated with the notorious Los Angeles street gang, the South Side Compton Crips, while Tupac had ties to the rival LA gang, the Bloods.
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