Biggie’s Former Lawyer Says LAPD Was Behind Suge Knight Shooting

As the investigation continues in to the shooting of Death Row records goon Suge Knight at 1Oak Nightclub, which is rumored to have actually been a gang-related attempt on Chris Brown’s life, new accusations against the LAPD have emerged. 

THG reports: An attorney is actually alleging that the L.A. Police Department is responsible for the shooting that broke out at Chris Brown’s pre-VMAs party Sunday morning.

While Brown wasn’t hurt in the melee at West Hollywood nightclub 1OAK, famed rap producer Suge Knight was shot twice and is recovering from surgery.

Rumors are flying that the shooting was gang-related and/or a possible assassination attempt on Chris Brown. But a prominent lawyer has a different view.
Perry Sanders, the family lawyer for the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., said the LAPD (headed by Chief Charlie Beck) is to blame for the shooting.

Long ago, the department failed to indict Suge Knight for Biggie’s murder; Sanders also charges that the LAPD knows who killed Notorious B.I.G.

Of course … Sanders makes the claim about Brown’s shindig even though the 1OAK shooting isn’t in the LAPD’s jurisdiction, making it flimsy at best.

According to Wallace family attorney Sanders, the LAPD can never be trusted, and he’s filed a wrongful death lawsuit in connection with Biggie’s murder.

“At our civil trial, where we caught the LAPD hiding evidence of police involvement, the lead detective [felt] there was sufficient evidence to indict Suge,” he said. “He was never indicted and no explanation was given.”

“All three detectives said there was sufficient evidence to indict/charge Suge Knight for orchestrating the hit on Christopher Wallace and being a principal to murder.”

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