Overview
- A jury found Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty of first‑degree murder in August and a judge sentenced him on Oct. 13 to 40 years to life.
- Officials moved Davis into Nevada’s High Desert State Prison on Oct. 22, a facility that houses death row and high‑risk inmates.
- Corrections officials released a new booking photo on Oct. 30 showing Davis after the transfer as he began serving his sentence.
- Davis was given credit for roughly 731 days already spent in custody, and his defense says it will appeal the conviction.
- Prosecutors say Davis is the only person charged in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing and they lack current evidence to pursue additional defendants.