Tupac’s Brother Says Keefe D Arrest Brings Again Trauma of Homicide

Tupac Shakur‘s brother is glad there’s lastly been an arrest within the rapper’s homicide in spite of everything these years … nevertheless it does not finish the investigation in his eyes.

2Pac’s sibling, Mopreme Shakur tells TMZ … the arrest of Duane Keith “Keefe D” Davis in reference to Pac’s homicide brings again the trauma of his brother’s slaying.

As we reported … Keefe D was arrested Friday by Las Vegas Metropolitan police after a grand jury indicted him on one depend of homicide with use of a lethal weapon, with a gang enhancement.

Mopreme tells us … one arrest does not imply there’s now justice for Tupac … whereas he says it is good somebody is lastly being held accountable for Pac’s homicide, he is ready to see if there are different arrests, together with potential accomplices.

Tupac’s brother needs extra data on the motive behind the notorious 1996 homicide, though cops made it clear … the motive was revenge after Tupac and his staff beat up Keefe D’s nephew after the Mike Tyson battle.

Mopreme says LVPD solely not too long ago received in touch with Pac’s household concerning the homicide investigation, however the detective who first reached out has since retired … one thing Mopreme says has been problematic in Pac’s case.

Keefe D’s arrest did come as a shock to the Shakurs … Mopreme says cops did not give them any inkling a bust was imminent.

Nonetheless, it is a huge improvement for Mopreme … earlier this month he forged doubt on the police investigation after cops executed a search warrant in connection to his brother’s homicide.

In the meantime, Tupac’s sister, Sekyiwa “Set,“ informed TMZ in an announcement … “That is little doubt a pivotal second. The silence of the previous 27 years surrounding this case has spoken loudly in our group.”

She added … “It’s vital to me that the world, the nation, the justice system, and our individuals acknowledge the gravity of the passing of this man, my brother, my mom’s son, my father’s son. His life and dying issues, and mustn’t go unsolved or unrecognized, so sure, immediately is a victory however I’ll reserve judgment till all of the information and authorized proceedings are full.”