Tupac Murder Suspect Asks Las Vegas Judge for Bail

During the June hearing, both prosecutors and the defense presented their arguments. Cash Jones, an entertainment manager known as “Wack 100,” had posted 15 percent of Davis’ $750,000 bail. Prosecutors claimed that Jones intended to record interviews with Davis both before and after his release, which would violate the court’s directive that Davis should not profit from his statements. Judge Kierny seemed unlikely to approve the bond under these circumstances.

Davis remains in custody at the Clark County Detention Center without bail. He was arrested by Las Vegas Metro police on September 29, 2023, near his home in Henderson, following a grand jury indictment for murder with a deadly weapon and a gang enhancement.