Tupac Shakur’s dying words revealed in court by cop who rode with him in ambulance: Live updates
A trial connected to the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur has heard testimony from a police officer who accompanied him in the ambulance after the Las Vegas shooting, revealing details of his final words. The proceedings form part of the ongoing case examining the killing, which has remained one of hip-hop's most notorious unsolved crimes for decades until recent developments led to charges being brought.
The live-updates report centres on courtroom testimony but the supplied article text is largely made up of unrelated Daily Mail headlines and site navigation, so specific details of the officer's account, the defendant's identity and the exact nature of the dying words could not be confirmed from the available text. The case relates to Shakur, who was fatally shot in Las Vegas in September 1996, with the trial addressing long-standing questions about who was responsible for his death.
- Officer testifies about Tupac Shakur's final words in ambulance
- Testimony forms part of ongoing trial over 1996 killing
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Tupac Shakur was a hugely influential American rapper and actor. He was shot in Las Vegas in September 1996 and died several days later; his killing became one of hip-hop’s most prominent unsolved cases.
The current trial is part of a renewed effort to establish who was responsible for his death. A police officer who travelled with Shakur in the ambulance has testified, bringing attention to what happened after the shooting and to the evidence being heard in court.