Chris Carroll: 2Pac Hating Police Didn't Mean We Didn't Want to Solve the Case

Chris Carrol sat down with DJ Vlad to discuss being the responding officer at 2Pac's murder scene, and how the lack of cooperation from the superstar's entourage may have hindered the case. Cooper also discusses why he believes the case is closed, citing the death of the main suspect and lack of evidence as the main reasons. Watch above.

[@NGT4LIFE]

in under pressure Pac said ''RIGHT BEFORE I DIE I'LL BE CURSING THE LAW''

[@marcusbrown592]

all planned from the beginning

[@JimmyMcGillsg]

vlad getting so much information we need a Tupac Shakur Netflix serie

[@SketchingHands]

Sergiio Van Haren we really do after the PAC movie didn't do what it should. Which is be the biggest hit ever.

[@JimmyMcGillsg]

Sketching Hands imagine the first 15 episodes of tupac being in the late 80s second season 90 91 and after 90 episodes 95 96 that would be the best thing ever my god

[@jhart2093]

Looks like a family reunion for Vlad with all of these cop interviews

[@bighead182]

Lmaoo

[@andwhat183]

Damn Tupac was true to his integrity right up to his last breath

[@Just.S]

Lil Cancer King Beats [LC-KING] probably none of the above.

[@babaed5760]

@@nogang wasnt that prodigy with the ballet? But hey he was an artist first and foremost, dancing and acting is an art like rapping

[@DuncanUdaho67]

Vlad said on Twitter that he's going to interview Pac's high school janitor soon.

[@andwhat183]

loooool

[@dub_a420]

dallashood67 hahaha 😂😂

[@rshers7629]

Can't wait.

[@pain334982]

im dead. this actually made me laugh lol

[@shootfirst9976]

lmao

[@Timo8.2.]

You can see from the comments that most of them are from kids who know nothing about the world and have no life experience

[@2pacademics]

"right before I die I'll be cursing the law, reincarnated b#&!th even worst than before" -2pac Under Pressure

[@bdawg9111]

Thanks for this one. Found some holes in his story but its cool to hear from people that were at the scene.

[@viralbuthow000]

Vlad low key mad at himself he wasn't in Vegas when Pac died.

[@MaseratiDuke]

I can bet Vlad was wearing his police uniform while conducting this interview.

[@chaunche81]

"He was hard to the end." - LVPD

[@impalakoala]

11:12 rolls his eyes as he says " doing everything they can"

[@kylein9869]

Good catch.

[@SDavis2702]

Vlad be pissing me off sometimes but I definitely appreciate the flood of interviews about Pac's murder investigation. Will it change much? No, of course not. It's too late, as Carroll said. But shout out to Vlad for the wide range of interviews on the subject. I know that wasn't easy to orchestrate.

[@imantdagoat]

That Was A Planned Assisination,Fuck With They Talking About.Lets Not Forget His Security Wore No Guns That Night.

[@kracklewie707]

Cartel Tone facts and they didnt want them to ride with pac

[@damirmclean8564]

oh wow what a coincidence they didn't have the information of the vehicle

[@havinbaccends]

Damir McLean that shit crazy bruh , i just found out yesterday keefe D said that cadillac was a rental & they took it back the next morning

[@oscarwildstyle1869]

Chief Detective Vladimir, getting close to solving this Tupac cold case, all you haters will still not see that he is an important part of the civil rights movement !!

[@bonemarrow4842]

Vlad whats ur fav mixtape u ever did mines is the one u did with a-wax the butcher and the baker

[@anthonyclark9441]

that's EXACTLY what it means/meant because 21 years later THE FUCKING CASE REMAINS UNSOLVED.

[@makaveli88888]

Vlad forgot the bit where the guns the 2cops had where stolen from the evidence locker !

[@NoxiousLynx]

Chris didn't think anything else was gonna happen with the case but these Vlad interviews and Keefe D interviews reopened the case and Keefe D was arrested

[@allforus4376]

didn't Cooperate? gtfoh

[@dahoodlum810]

he could of said something sooner to a cop who was working the case

[@jonathanm505]

Officer Vlad

[@Gualeezy]

The title alone sounds like the ill setup..

[@ashz5242]

You need to own your own confession. “If I wanted to paint him in a bad light I would have said something like he cried or asked for help” “but I gave him his dues” and then you report his last words as being fuck you? Well, I happen to co-sign on that. Watch your interview again, next time with an attorney and body language expert. That smirk? It is gross. Caught you.

[@amkrajc]

your investigation, is as good as your information. No one said anything... now we have these random conspiracies.

[@DWORLD-do6sy]

I commend Officer Chris Carrol for coming forward with his account of that night. It served no beneficial notoriety to be ridiculed for his story, so I find that very credible. A police conspiracy in all likelihood could never rise above the level of suspicion at best. A very real part of black culture, history and experience can not afford to dismiss such suspicion or distrust of police in general. It is what it is on that matter of dispute. I would love to believe that if the Tupac Murder Investigation had started by accepting that there were forces (good or bad) with an indirect indifference to solving this case, there would have been more zealousness to prove the black community wrong about police. it still stands that on a big fight night with high traffic congestion, a frenzied white Cadillac pulled off a no -speed drive-by shooting of a world renowned rap artist/actor with police on bicycles or bodyguard/police in car and on foot unable to pursue or coordinate the apprehension of said suspects in a timely manner given knowledge of the only possible routes of escape. It reminds you of the Malcolm X assassination escape artists. Incredible luck right? As credible as this officer is as an individual is not the problem herein. The problem is that anything possible favorable situation to help police apprehend suspects that night had mysteriously not been executed or even discussed for preventative measure in the future scenarios like considered in potential 9/11 similarly situated threats thereafter. The preventative measure is so much so a reasonably questionable consideration of mutual uncooperativeness of police with regard to black lives (in this specific matter, of black celebrity and just black victims in general) that one year later in the southwestern region of the United States (L.A.) the same incident happened to Biggie Smalls with uncanny familiarity of methodology and no conclusive apprehension. Coincidence??? Hell No! Not likely. We don't dislike police because they are bad guys necessarily, but more so because they have no real incentive to pursue justice for black folk. That is not their fault or their problem; that is a lack of power on the part of black people. Ironically, one of the myriad of battles -good or bad- that Tupac was fighting to represent was that black power is the very thing that failed here. Clearly, having the power to bring this murder case to a close after all these years is not even within the defeated thinking of the black mindset. Which is why Vlad and his law enforcement guest have unduly received the harshest criticism and skepticism. It speaks volumes to our lack of power as black people in the U.S., and that is the intellectual argument for so much interest in this case after all these years. Yet, my concern is that the masses of our people don't even get the implication to this day. As i said earlier in a post: black people believing in a no-snitching policy speaks volumes to unconsciously serving as compensation for that lack of black power to get justice.

[@geerealfree8785]

Tupac was the men

[@csshdxychc9771]

This man was a fucking bicycle cop, wtf would he know about the internal investigation!? ask yoself this and answer correctly

[@four4four636]

dont trust guy at all

[@andwhat183]

keefe D best keep his head down man

[@terybois3931]

VIRTUE I don't think the streets would care anymore at this point.

[@AvimadyeOrunni]

Tupac didn’t hate the police, He hated the Punk Police!

[@Zach1625]

Get Starlito on here!

[@lerenzobuatd327]

You know you did it!

[@cantlose226]

all the guys are dead in the car. white cop. " well I'm not surprised"

[@mathewwhitlock2342]

This guy says it would've helped if they knew what car to look for. Las Vegas boulevard, the strip is on video 24/7. This guy thinks the viewers are stupid enough & aren't capable of thinking. You know damn well the first thing Vegas does is go to the EYE in the sky! In or outside of the casino! The strip, Las Vegas boulevard driving towards flamingo boulevard, heading toward Bally's on the right, the Flamingo on the right side of the street & you turn right on Flamingo going down the street to Koval. This is where the shooting took place. Back in the day when the shooting happened Koval & Flamingo was a dark intersection, I can't say there was cameras focused on that Intersection. I will say the Las Vegas strip was on camera back in the day. I'm sure the first thing Vegas did, was look at the cameras for Suge's car as he turned from Las Vegas strip into flamingo heading toward Koval & what car or cars were following them.

[@ericsinger4517]

I think he was saying it would've helped in the minutes directly after the shooting. It takes hours if not days to go back and review camera footage (if there is in fact any cameras where the shooting took place). If Suge or someone else directly involved would have told police immediately they could've put out an APB right away and may have had a chance of finding the car. If you wait until you review the camera footage the car is going to be long gone. The police got no cooperation from any witnesses that night. Also remember that most cameras in the 90's weren't good at all.

[@tubemoozful]

police didn't solve the case because there is no case according to Carroll re: Suge Knight - "he's got this hole & blood flying out of his head"...not according to the crime scene photos - not a drop of blood in the car or on the ground ..no funeral for an artist who at the time was the biggest act in rap? here's a hint for those who don't understand: follow the 💰

[@hugogomez7372]

Greatest interview ever DJVLAD 🙌 this is such a great man and he is a police officer 👏 my respect 🙏 👏 🙌 👍 👌

[@four4four636]

vlad better watch his back

[@LuCkShot218]

Hate him or love him, vlad had some great interviews.

[@Irfan-nz1zb]

#FreeSugeKnight

[@atheno3061]

#FuckSugeKnight

[@rahbertpat3993]

Back to watch the Tupac channel

[@jumpropestairs6129]

WHT cadi came out next day

[@domoniquerenee]

I thought a piece of glass grazed Suge's head......😑😑😑

[@Just.S]

Domonique' Renee' lol

[@prophetofjudah9045]

You dumb to think that.

[@makaveliithadon]

Lies

[@bazjr86]

Wow what a load of bull.

[@harambedcksout5347]

Damn enough with the Pac stories already

[@winstonmcfarlane1038]

Harambe #D!cksOut Actually was interesting to learn more about the incident off record or the shit that wasn't documented

[@harambedcksout5347]

Still,vlad be doin too much

[@jamesglover7472]

No it just mean you cut a deal with keffie dee the real killer

[@ob7823]

so basically puffy is the reason why tupac is dead

[@havinbaccends]

what i don’t get is how tf can a first responder get so much bash & hate like wtf bih he’s a FIRST RESPONDER what reason he gotta lie for if he telling us descriptively what he saw when he got there then it’s ZERO reason to lie or people just don’t wanna believe that it was RETALIATION

[@amandanichole8648]

Its because this guy is or WAS I should say, a cop. It's very weird how people on this comment thread are so hateful but I'm not surprised. Because if Tupac didn't like cops and they are fans of Tupac then they're not going to like cops either. Weird but it's how these people roll I guess.

[@TonyVega123]

Yo Vlad! You should interview the guy who raped Tupac in jail. I want to hear from someone who really knew him..WELL.

[@87ondabeat42]

oh shit just 1 view right now and I'm it. PUFF KILLED PAC

[@ChiraqInsight]

ENGLISH JONA exactly

[@MrMason30127]

ENGLISH JONA yeah man suge was like ight brah when you do the hit I'll be in the car just try not to shoot me too do you know how stupid that sounds? If you were setting someone up to get killed you would not put your self in the crossfire that's just common sense.

[@MrMason30127]

ENGLISH JONA lmao how would you even know how old I am? I know everything about JFK and the magical bullet theory lmao good try tho I'm from the south to bitch ATL you couldn't be more wrong ya dumbass

[@dawidyisrael6007]

+ENGLISH JONA Puff hired Orlandos uncle to do it and it just so happened that Orlando was jumped by PAC and them so they moved on with the hit faster

[@87ondabeat42]

oh shit....never saw an apology in the youtube comments

[@samuelbaca3768]

Good ol'Tupac f wack 99

[@Benny-hg4zw]

i dont trust a word comes out of these police mouth. y u keep interviewing police???? i will stick 2 jmix thanks

[@makaveliithadon]

His a liar liar, his a liar liar, noooo u can't trust him, no no no no.

[@vmbo]

Lol, all these new vlad videos get no views at all

[@itsbozz985]

Knight killed pac

[@derrickpowell2563]

Its Bozz stop it

[@ByEzzy1]

I mean even if suge did kill pac he's still in jail with 20 million dollars bond which suge ain't got

[@derrickpowell2563]

ByEzzy1 Suge didn't kill Pac. I used 2 think that but now I'm older & understand the world more clearly it just wouldn't have made sense

[@superexclusive452]

Pac is still alive he will return in 2021..just 25 years since he "left" us. He also "left" us at age 25

[@gustavpersson7314]

He wont be enable to stay quiet that long, if he was alive, he would be back. He would not stay quiet that long

[@terybois3931]

Stfu

[@alpizzle2963]

DJ KHALED SQUAD #WeDaBest ya name DJ Khaled so we can't take u serious

[@makaveliithadon]

Lies