Shea Davis

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Shea Davis is widely remebered from his involvement in New York Citys 1994 "friendly fire" subway incident where he allegedly fired shots at police officers who had detained his friend for possesion of a weapon Subsequently a black plain clothes officer was mistakenly shot several times by a "fellow" officer thus the name friendly fire. "Rush Hour Gunfire" in what donned news paper headlines throughout the city, after 6 years of incarceration, Shea Davis aka Punch came home to much of the same problems that plagued the hood before he left. Thus the "laws" freestyle (see smackdvdmagazine 5) which was recorded in 2002. He was again locked up on charges of robberry in the first degree in january of 2003. Many of the song on his mixtape (Punch: "Rush Hour Gunfire") were written before and during his last incarceration. After 12 months of fighting a case where his codefendant was also a witness for the prosecution has returned with a new vibe and a sharpend outlook to show his skills as a rapper.



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