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The death of Tupac Shakur after a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas remained a high-profile cold case for almost 30 years, stoking rap rivalry conspiracies and media coverage around who would want the influential hip-hop star and actor dead.

Then, a breakthrough: Las Vegas police announced Friday the arrest of a suspect, Duane Keith Davis, one of four people thought to have been in the white Cadillac that pursued Shakur on Sept. 7, 1996.

A grand jury indicted Davis, 60, on a murder charge — an outcome that has surprised few after the former Los Angeles gang leader wrote a 2019 self-published memoir, "Compton Street Legend," boasting about his involvement as an eyewitness to the shooting.

"Tupac Shakur is a music legend, and this community and worldwide have been wanting justice for Tupac," Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson said at a news conference Friday. "And today, we're taking that first step."
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Shakur's family, fans and members of the Black community had been skeptical of the investigation and questioned why it seemed to stall year after year, despite all the attention.

"It's a story that has captivated people for a generation now," said Jeffrey Ogbar, a professor of history at the University of Connecticut and author of "Hip-Hop Revolution: The Culture and Politics of Rap."

"Better late than never," he said of an arrest, "but there is a concern that the people who've been most central to the murder will have escaped justice."

2pac death Summary
The rapper, who was born in New York, raised in Baltimore and moved to California in his teens, found success under the recording name 2Pac, racking up hits in the 1990s like "Keep Ya Head Up," "Dear Mama" and "California Love."

At the age of 20, he starred in the movie "Juice," and later opposite Janet Jackson in "Poetic Justice."

The night he was shot, Shakur attended a Mike Tyson-Bruce Seldon prizefight with Marion "Suge" Knight, the founder of Death Row Records, Shakur's label.

Shakur was a passenger in the BMW that Knight was driving. About 11:15 p.m., as they waited at a red light near the Las Vegas Strip headed to a club owned by Knight, a white Cadillac pulled up beside them and unleashed a fusillade, investigators said.

Shakur was shot four times, including in the chest, and died from his injuries six days later. He was 25.

The intersection Marion "Suge" Knight were shot in Las Vegas
The intersection Marion "Suge" Knight were shot in Las Vegas, in 1996. Jack Dempsey / AP file
The rapper, who chronicled his hardships and wove introspective lyrics around themes of poverty, police brutality and self-proclaimed "thug life," had endured previous violence. In 1994, he was shot five times at a recording studio in Manhattan during a robbery.

"Tupac unfortunately fell victim," Ogbar said. "By all accounts, they would say he was not a gangster, but when he started to hang out with gangsters at Death Row, he adopted a lot of those sensibilities

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NwCEvJQoJ8

The death of Tupac Shakur after a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas remained a high-profile cold case for almost 30 years, stoking rap rivalry conspiracies and media coverage around who would want the influential hip-hop star and actor dead.

Then, a breakthrough: Las Vegas police announced Friday the arrest of a suspect, Duane Keith Davis, one of four people thought to have been in the white Cadillac that pursued Shakur on Sept. 7, 1996.

A grand jury indicted Davis, 60, on a murder charge — an outcome that has surprised few after the former Los Angeles gang leader wrote a 2019 self-published memoir, "Compton Street Legend," boasting about his involvement as an eyewitness to the shooting.

"Tupac Shakur is a music legend, and this community and worldwide have been wanting justice for Tupac," Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson said at a news conference Friday. "And today, we're taking that first step."
.

Shakur's family, fans and members of the Black community had been skeptical of the investigation and questioned why it seemed to stall year after year, despite all the attention.

"It's a story that has captivated people for a generation now," said Jeffrey Ogbar, a professor of history at the University of Connecticut and author of "Hip-Hop Revolution: The Culture and Politics of Rap."

"Better late than never," he said of an arrest, "but there is a concern that the people who've been most central to the murder will have escaped justice."

2pac death Summary
The rapper, who was born in New York, raised in Baltimore and moved to California in his teens, found success under the recording name 2Pac, racking up hits in the 1990s like "Keep Ya Head Up," "Dear Mama" and "California Love."

At the age of 20, he starred in the movie "Juice," and later opposite Janet Jackson in "Poetic Justice."

The night he was shot, Shakur attended a Mike Tyson-Bruce Seldon prizefight with Marion "Suge" Knight, the founder of Death Row Records, Shakur's label.

Shakur was a passenger in the BMW that Knight was driving. About 11:15 p.m., as they waited at a red light near the Las Vegas Strip headed to a club owned by Knight, a white Cadillac pulled up beside them and unleashed a fusillade, investigators said.

Shakur was shot four times, including in the chest, and died from his injuries six days later. He was 25.

The intersection Marion "Suge" Knight were shot in Las Vegas
The intersection Marion "Suge" Knight were shot in Las Vegas, in 1996. Jack Dempsey / AP file
The rapper, who chronicled his hardships and wove introspective lyrics around themes of poverty, police brutality and self-proclaimed "thug life," had endured previous violence. In 1994, he was shot five times at a recording studio in Manhattan during a robbery.

"Tupac unfortunately fell victim," Ogbar said. "By all accounts, they would say he was not a gangster, but when he started to hang out with gangsters at Death Row, he adopted a lot of those sensibilities

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enochogaga:

Compliments of the season oga.
Sorry for this disturbance.
Please I recently had my big luthian generator serviced by this oga's boy.

Usually after a long time,I just service it and use but this time,the boy told me I need to change the "valve".
I ultimately gave him money to change the valve and still didn't start.
Then he suddenly went to get a sparkplug and immediately,it started.
Now we had to throw away the old plug and he got one for #400!

Just few days now,the generator stopped working and won't start.
In addition to that,the gen now has a stronger pull and pull back when I want to start it which wasn't like that before.

With this current economy,I am thinking of selling it to buy those small imported Honda generator that uses step down. Or do you think I should get a more good plug?
Thanks oga

HeightsKE:

Compliments of the season oga.
Sorry for this disturbance.
Please I recently had my big luthian generator serviced by this oga's boy.

Usually after a long time,I just service it and use but this time,the boy told me I need to change the "valve".
I ultimately gave him money to change the valve and still didn't start.
Then he suddenly went to get a sparkplug and immediately,it started.
Now we had to throw away the old plug and he got one for #400!

Just few days now,the generator stopped working and won't start.
In addition to that,the gen now has a stronger pull and pull back when I want to start it which wasn't like that before.

With this current economy,I am thinking of selling it to buy those small imported Honda generator that uses step down. Or do you think I should get a more good plug?
Thanks oga

I greet u sir, the strong pull is still from the valve settings and that can still be cause of hard starting, but does the gen brink out white smooke?

Na P.diddy kill am.

enochogaga:


I greet u sir, the strong pull is still from the valve settings and that can still be cause of hard starting, but does the gen brink out white smooke?

Ot doesn't.
Ever since I bought it,it use to start softly but the eye guy said it has to be strong.
After changing the valve then,it still didn't work until he changed the sparkplug. The next day,while working,it just stopped. Tried starting it but no way,it won't start..could it be the plug again?
It's so frustrating.
It's a lithian 2.5 and I think I will sell it and get a tokunbo gen

All this is a engineered distraction to keep the gullible people attention from the main issues of the world.