Tupac Shakur Stepfather Denied Parole

The stepfather of late rapper Tupac Shakur has been denied parole from his federal prison sentence for leading a revolutionary group responsible for the slayings of an armed guard and two New York police officers!!!

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Shakur was added to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and remained on the run until he was arrested in Los Angeles.
Shakur was also charged with helping a fellow revolutionary, Joanne Chesimard, escape from a New Jersey prison, where she was serving a sentence for killing a New Jersey state trooper in 1973.
During his incarceration, Shakur amassed a large group of supporters, many of whom believe he is a political prisoner.
He has served 30 years of his 60-year sentence.
The 65-year-old was arrested in 1986 for masterminding a string of deadly armed robberies in New York and Connecticut committed by a militant political group known as “The Family.”
For the first time, Shakur had been eligible for what’s considered to be mandatory parole, but his release was denied by the U.S. Parole Commission.
Federal officials declined to comment on why Shakur’s parole was denied, saying the information is not publicly releasable.
Shakur will be eligible for parole again in two years.
However, federal parole was abolished in 1987, it is still granted for inmates convicted before then.
Parole is considered mandatory unless the commission finds a prisoner is likely to reoffend or has frequently violated prison rules.
They have coordinated letter-writing and phone campaigns to demand his release and also solicit donations for his legal fund.
Shakur’s attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment Thursday afternoon.