Treach stated that the recent revelations aren't anything new to the law enforcement office and emphasized the challenges faced by rappers in getting thorough investigations.

He expressed skepticism about investigations involving rappers, suggesting that law enforcement might not thoroughly pursue cases involving artists. Treach also highlighted the impact of such incidents on families and communities.

Treach mentioned Suge Knight's knowledge of Keefe D's culpability and claimed that Suge had been asked to testify but refused, citing principles about not going on the stand.

Additionally, Treach suggested that law enforcement had the necessary information for an arrest in the case for years but didn't take action. He referred to the documented altercations in a Las Vegas casino involving different gang factions, emphasizing that the evidence should have led to an arrest.

Keefe D was arrested on September 29 in connection with Tupac's murder, facing charges of murder with a deadly weapon in affiliation with a criminal gang. He is currently held without bond in the Clark County Detention Center.

The interview on 'Drink Champs' covered various aspects of the Tupac murder case, offering Treach's perspective on the longstanding investigation.