"Tupac Murder Suspect Seeks House Arrest Amid Witness Tampering Concerns"

Duane "Keffe D" Davis, the ex-gang leader charged with the murder of Tupac Shakur in 1996, is seeking house arrest before his trial in June 2024, citing poor health and claiming he's not a flight risk. Prosecutors oppose his release, arguing that Davis' past statements and jail phone recordings suggest he could be a danger to witnesses. Davis has pleaded not guilty and has been in custody without bail since his arrest. His defense claims his admissions about the killing were for entertainment and profit, while prosecutors have provided resources to protect at least one witness due to perceived threats.