A witness to the 1996 drive-by shooting of infamous and legendary rapper Tupac Shakur has been arrested as a suspect in the rapper's shooting death in Las Vegas, making massive headway in a case shrouded in mystery that has puzzled investigators and gripped the public for more than two decades since the rapper's death.
Duane Keith Davis, 60, one of the last living witnesses of the shooting, who also wrote the memoir "Compton Street Legend," has been indicted on one count of murder with the use of a deadly weapon with no chance, a prosecutor said in court on Friday. Bail has also been denied by the judge. According to the AP, Davis was indicted not as the gunman but as what authorities call a "shot caller."
