Family Files Wrongful Death Suit Over Tupac; Police Cite Mr Davis
Tupac's family filed a wrongful-death lawsuit in Los Angeles, citing police links to Mr Davis. The civil case seeks records, testimony and damages.
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Tupac's family filed a wrongful-death lawsuit in Los Angeles, citing police links to Mr Davis. The civil case seeks records, testimony and damages.
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