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- Duane “Keffe D” Davis, former Compton Crips leader, began his murder trial Monday in Las Vegas.
- He faces one count of murder with a deadly weapon to further a criminal gang in a four-to-six-week trial that will hear 35-45 witnesses, including his 2019 memoir and a 2008 police interview admitted as evidence.
- Davis, jailed since 2023 and convicted of battery in 2025, pleaded not guilty and could receive life imprisonment.
