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Saving Private Ryan
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Friday, April 23,
8:00pm Rudder Theater
Jailed music producer linked
death of rapper Notorious B,
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Police
suspect that jailed music producer
Marion “Suge” Knight played a
prominent role in the ambush slay
ing of rapper Notorious B.I.G., the
Los Angeles Times reported today.
Authorities declined to give de
tails on what evidence they have
linking Knight to the killing, the
newspaper reported, citing uniden
tified police sources. No charges
have been filed against Knight in
the case.
Today, Police confirmed that
search warrants were served this
week but described Knight as only
a possible suspect.
“He was in custody at the time,
so he didn’t pull the trigger,” said
Lt. Al Michelena of the depart
ment's robbery-homicide unit.
“We are investigating the possibil
ity of him being implicated in this.
We would certainly consider him a
possible suspect.”
Michelena told The Associated
Press he would have to remain
vague. Affidavits filed to obtain the
search warrants have been sealed,
he said.
Notorious B.I.G., whose real
name was Christopher Wallace,
was riding in his CMC Suburban
when he was shot several times on
March 9. 1997.
He was pronounced dead at the
hospital.
On Tuesday, detectives served
search warrants on four locations
linked to Knight.
Police seized a Chevrolet Im-
pala that matches witnesses’ de
scription of the car used in the dri-
ve-by killing, the Times said.
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students enroll with a minimum of 60 semesters hours,
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