‘I’ve got something to say’: Duane Davis takes shot at prosecution as Tupac murder case continues

Category: Legal News

Duane 'Keffe D' Davis remains in jail as Judge Carli Kierny reviews the legitimacy of his $112,500 bond, which was allegedly tied to a promise of a television series. Arguments were made regarding the source of the bond money and Davis's past as a gang leader. The judge questioned the prosecution's claims of Davis being a danger to the community, while Davis himself insulted the prosecutors and argued against the inclusion of certain evidence in his case.

Keywords: Duane Davis, bond hearing, legal arguments

Source: Fox 5 Las Vegas

Update At: 7/24/2024

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