 The man accused of orchestrating the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur will stay behind bars in Las Vegas, Nevada. On Tuesday, a judge denied a request to release Dwayne Keith D. Davis, who's black, on bail, citing concerns about where his bail money is coming from. Fifteen percent of Davis's $750,000 bail was recently posted by Cash Jones, an entertainment manager also known as Black 100. That's the latest. I'm Tyreek Wynn on your home for 24-7 news, the Black Information Network.