The handgun used to shoot and kill Tupac Shakur turned up in a Compton backyard 19 years ago but, mysteriously, no one in law enforcement seems to know where it is today.
That bombshell information comes from a police document dug up by producers of the A&E docu-series, "Who Killed Tupac?" According to the document, here's how it unfolded.
A .40 caliber Glock was found by a citizen in his backyard in 1998 ... which he reported to police. Compton PD records show it was booked as found property on May 30, 1998.
In 2000, L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. took over law enforcement of Compton, and 3,800 confiscated firearms -- including that Glock -- were transferred to the LASD.
Read more on this story and check out the document HERE!
The handgun used to shoot and kill Tupac Shakur turned up in a Compton backyard 19 years ago but, mysteriously, no one in law enforcement seems to know where it is today.
That bombshell information comes from a police document dug up by producers of the A&E docu-series, "Who Killed Tupac?" According to the document, here's how it unfolded.
A .40 caliber Glock was found by a citizen in his backyard in 1998 ... which he reported to police. Compton PD records show it was booked as found property on May 30, 1998.
In 2000, L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. took over law enforcement of Compton, and 3,800 confiscated firearms -- including that Glock -- were transferred to the LASD.
Read more on this story and check out the document HERE!