Tupac Murder | Defendant In Tupac's Murder Trial Says Prosecution 'Endangering My Family's Life'

Duane Davis, the defendant in the Tupac Shakur murder case, raised concerns about the safety of his family during a court hearing. Davis alleged that his home and his wife’s car had been vandalised and claimed that the addresses of his family members were being shared. Davis told the judge that the situation was putting his family at risk, while prosecutors suggested his anger stemmed from being prosecuted. The judge acknowledged his concerns and reminded both sides about communication involving witnesses and others connected to the case.