Tupac Shakur's Accused Killer Seeks House Arrest Ahead of Trial

Prosecutors Argue Release Could Put Witnesses at Risk

Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur, is seeking to be released from jail on house arrest ahead of his June trial.
Davis' lawyers argue that he is in poor health, poses no danger to the community, and will not flee to avoid prosecution.
Prosecutors argue that Davis' release could put witnesses at risk, citing jail telephone recordings and a list of names provided to Davis' family.
Davis is not accused of firing the shots that killed Shakur, but faces a murder charge for allegedly providing the gun and giving the 'green light' for the killing.
Davis' attorneys argue that his descriptions of Shakur’s killing were 'done for entertainment purposes and to make money.'