Tupac's LAst Words by: Taylor Grant-Gates

As Most of us all know Tupac Shakur was shot multiple times and killed in 1996. Chris Carroll a retired Las Vegas police officer has come out in a magazine claiming that he heard the last words that Tupac said: F**k You. As the Story goes there was a fight that broke out in the lobby of the MCM Grand hotel in Las Vegas during a Mike Tyson Boxing Match. Tupac and his bodyguards got into a scuffle with Orlando Anderson a well known gang member. While Tupac was stopped at a light a white Cadillac rolled up behind his car and fired through the back window. Carroll was the first officer to respond to the scene. he says that he kept walking up to Tupac's door and One of his bodyguards 'Knight' kept approaching him and he had to repeatedly tell him to "Back the F**k up". Finally  Carroll was able to get the door open and Tupac's limp body fell out of the vehicle. He says that as he pulls Tupac out of the vehicle there is another bodyguard "Suge" that keeps yelling "Pac,Pac!!" and Carroll recalls that Tupac seemed to ignore him at first, and seemed to be fighting to hold on to life, then Carroll states that his demeanor changed and Carroll asked " Who shot you?" and then Tupac took a deep breath and said "F**k You" then slipped into unconsciousness and when he got to the hospital and would not say anything there and then he slipped into a coma and then he never came back. Carroll state that the reason why he is coming out with this information is because he is now retired from the Police station and can legally talk about the case, and because before he didn't want Tupac to seem as a type of Martyr for saying F**k you to the police, but now he feels as if the time was right.

So this is sad obviously but honestly Tupac is a G for saying this. To be honest the only reason why he didn't say anything is because of "Street Code" and if you don't know what the street code is regarding people and the police.....you should. I will give you a hint, it involves "Snitches get stiches", but I am positive that Tupac wasn't afraid of getting stiches its just the principle If that make any sense. Tupac will always be a great in my book, and his legacy will live on.