Bullets Retrieved From Keefe D’s Home Did Not Match Shell Casings From Tupac’s Crime Scene

Bullets Retrieved From Keefe D’s Home Did Not Match Shell Casings From Tupac’s Crime Scene

Police have released the body camera footage from the recent nighttime search raid of a Las Vegas-area home in connection with Tupac Shakur murder investigation.

In the videos, obtained by ABC News, show Las Vegas SWAT members moving quickly on the home of Duane Keith Davis — known as Keffe D or Keefy D — back on July 17.

Duane, 60, has previously stated that he is one of two living eyewitnesses to the drive-by shooting of Tupac down in Las Vegas in 1996. Police ended up finding and seizing magazines articles about Tupac and his death from the home. The search warrant listed a “copy of ‘Vibe magazine’ on Tupac” among the items seized.

 

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Police also retrieved some bullets from the home but the shell casings didn’t match the ones from the crime scene.

‘The search of the residence is being viewed as a success, according to the official, though detectives doubt any of the belongings retrieved could present a direct link between the target of the investigation and the drive-by shooting that killed Tupac.

Investigators have long believed the gunman is likely already dead, the victim of a separate shooting two years after the Vegas drive-by.

The current investigation could lead to a determination of who was in the car with the gunman when the rounds were fired that killed Tupac. That could lead to someone being charged as an accomplice.’