Prosecutors in Tupac's murder trial have filed a opposition to keep Duane "Keefe D" Davis in jail for the murder of the famous rapper , and it includes a wild claim involving Sean 'Diddy' Combs. Davis and his team are trying to get him released on bail but prosecutors say that's a bad idea as they claim Davis once said Diddy offered to pay him a million dollars to kill Tupac. Davis has been behind bars in Nevada since his arrest for the murder of Tupac.
Diddy sued by former adult star accusing him of sex trafficking Diddy's mom Janice Combs in hospital in latest blow for rapper amid sexual assault probe He made the comment - which was recorded and spread over the internet - about Diddy in a 2009 statement to cops. Keefe D told Vegas detectives Diddy had made personal contact with him and his cohorts saying he'd be willing to pay to have Tupac murdered by someone on the streets, which Keefe says he took to mean him and his crew too. Davis also allegedly told cops he and his crew were hanging around Diddy one night when he said in front of a large group he'd give anything to see Suge Knight dead.
Diddy implied he'd pay top dollar for the murder without naming an exact amount. After Tupac was murdered, Keefe told cops he reached out to Diddy through a mutual friend to try to get paid, but he said he never did. Prosecutors argue that the admission by Keefe shows he would consider murdering someone for cash and, therefore, should remain behind bars.
Diddy has denied he had anything to do with Tupac's murder multiple times. He's also denied that he offered money for someone to murder the rapper. DON'T MISS: Tupac murder suspect could move to house arrest after spending months in county jail (UPDATE) Mike Tyson 'moves away' from P Diddy in resurfaced clip and 50 Cent pokes fun at rapper (REACTION) Jelly Roll says he bailed on Diddy meeting due to 'bad' feeling months before probe (INSIGHT) There also isn't an active investigation into Diddy based on Keefe's years-old claims either.
The judge has yet to rule on Davis' release. Meanwhile, Diddy is being investigated for sex-trafficking among other illegal activities. Davis has slammed the “totally false” claims that he cooperated with authorities when they raided Diddy’s Miami and Los Angeles mansions as part of a federal sex trafficking probe .
The 60-year-old has been close to the Grammy winner for decades dating back to the 1990s when the rapper’s Bad Boy record label hired Keefe as extra west coast security. Keefe’s lawyer, Carl Arnold, told The US Sun that the Compton-born gangster has refused to speak to Homeland Security officials in connection with their investigation and denied the claims that Keefe D had played a pivotal role in the federal probe. A family associate also assured the outlet that the Kingpin knew “squealing on Puffy would look bad.
" They claimed Keefe wants it to be common knowledge in gang circles that he “didn’t snitch” while in protective custody in Las Vegas. The source highlighted that within these circles, having a reputation as a “snitch” can have serious consequences in prison and that Keefe feared being seen as an informant long before the raids occurred. As for the claims that the gangster was working with the feds as they raided Diddy’s mansions , the source noted Keefe has little trust in the authorities as he feels “law enforcement have betrayed him many times over the years.
" Speaking about Keefe D’s own legal troubles, the lawyer revealed he has not entered any kind of plea deal with Las Vegas prosecutors in exchange for his cooperation on Diddy's case..
