Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, a 63-year-old former gang member, was found guilty of first-degree murder for the death of Tupac Shakur on August 30 in Las Vegas. ^[1] The jury determined that Duane Keith Davis was responsible for obtaining the firearm used by his nephew, Orlando Anderson, to shoot Tupac Shakur on the night of September 7, 1996. ^[2] The prosecution argued that Davis was the 'on-the-ground commander' of the attempt on Tupac's life, which stemmed from a fight between Death Row Records affiliates and South Side Compton Crips. ^[3] Tupac Shakur received four gunshot wounds, two to the chest, one to an arm, and one to a thigh, and died days later at the University Medical Center in Las Vegas. ^[4] A motorcyclist was injured in a traffic accident in Zvezdara at 22:12 at the intersection of Pljevaljska and Velizara Kosanovića streets and transported to the University Medical Center (VMA). ^[5] Emergency services in Belgrade reported that a 17-year-old teenager driving a motorcycle was injured in a traffic accident in Zemun at 21:11 and transported to the Children's Hospital in Tirsova. ^[6] Belgrade emergency services conducted a total of 125 interventions during the night, with the majority involving chronic patients and intoxicated persons at public places. ^[7] Of the 125 interventions, 21 occurred at public places, where the most frequent reason for calling for help was intoxicated persons. ^[8]