Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, missed two court hearings. Davis also skipped a scheduled hearing in a separate case involving an alleged fight at the Clark County Detention Center. His lawyer attributed his absence to both hearings and requested a postponement for the trial readiness hearing.
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Duane “Keffe D” Davis also did not attend a scheduled hearing in another case, in which he is accused of fighting with another man at the Clark County Detention Center in late December. A spokesperson for Davis’ attorney declined to say why he did not attend either hearing. The Associated Press left messages with the detention center seeking more information.Lawyer Carl Arnold told Clark County District Court Judge Carli Kierny that Davis would “probably want to be here” for the trial readiness hearing and requested that it be pushed to next week. Kierny agreed and set a Feb. 18 date for it. Kierny said she thought Davis was absent because he was in the other hearing.
Kierny has said Davis is not protected from prosecution because he lacks proof of any such agreements. Prosecutors say they have strong evidence against him, including his own accounts of the shooting in a tell-all memoir. Davis, an ex-gang leader, is accused of orchestrating the killing near the Las Vegas Strip.FEMA says it’s halting payments for migrant housing in New York after Musk blasts money for hotels
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