Keefe D’s son Duane Davis Jr. supplied an replace on the Tupac Shakur homicide suspect’s life in jail on Wednesday (October 16). Davis insisted his father hasn’t been attacked behind bars in an interview with Richard Bond, director of the documentary collection Tupac: Cowl Up.
“He’s good,” Davis stated. “He’s good. He’s up in there getting fats from all that consuming and s###. It ain’t been no massive deal, no issues, no massive issues for him. He good. He’s not in no sort of [protective custody] unit or something. So, he’s good. I do know lots of people declare that he acquired beat up three, 4 occasions.”
Davis added, “No one touched him. No, he didn’t get beat up by anyone. He had an issue with an officer over a mattress, an additional mattress … That might’ve been another excuse [to punish him] if he would’ve reacted.”
Keefe D was arrested for his alleged function in Shakur’s 1996 homicide in September 2023. The previous gang chief implicated himself in previous interviews and his memoir. He stays in custody.
Earlier this 12 months, a decide refused to launch Keefe D over issues about who was paying his $750,000 bail. His son stated his household remains to be engaged on securing his launch from jail.
“We gonna do it the fitting approach and get him out,” Davis instructed Bond. “So, expect a courtroom date very quickly. I might say within the subsequent couple weeks, to be trustworthy.”
Keefe D’s trial is scheduled to start in March 2025. He claimed his confessions have been fabricated, however prosecutors disagreed. Keefe D’s son inspired the general public to look at Tupac: Cowl Up, which alleges police coercion.
“Look by way of the b#######,” Davis stated. “Look by way of it! It’s apparent. Simply look by way of it and go take a look at this new doc. And I promise you, it’ll be—imaginative and prescient will likely be clear as heck.”
Tupac: Cowl Up is accessible to stream on Xumo.
