The search of the residence is being viewed as a success, according to the official, though detectives doubt any of the belongings retrieved could present a direct link between the target of the investigation and the drive-by shooting that killed Tupac.ĪBC News has learned bullets retrieved in the search of the home did not match the shell casings from the crime scene. The search warrant listed a 'copy of 'Vibe magazine' on Tupac' among the items seized. Magazine articles about Tupac and his death were among the items seized by police from the home in connection with the decades-old murder case, a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation told ABC News. 'This is the Las Vegas Metropolitan police department, we have a search warrant for the residence, you need to come out with your hands up,' they say repeatedly.Īs police dogs are barking, you hear police saying, 'Open the front door, we have a search warrant come out with your hands up, go head and open up that door,' they say. In the video, you can see police lights flashing as law enforcement call over a bullhorn for those inside to come out, including Davis. Davis, 60, has said he is one of two living eyewitnesses to the 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac in Las Vegas. The videos, first obtained by ABC News, show the perspective of police the moment Las Vegas SWAT members moved into the home of Duane Keith Davis - known as Keffe D or Keefy D - on July 17. LAS VEGAS - Police have released the body camera footage in the recent nighttime search of a Las Vegas-area home in connection with the Tupac Shakur murder investigation.

Police have released the body camera footage in the recent nighttime search of a Las Vegas-area home in connection with the Tupac Shakur murder investigation.

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