Questioning the shooting and injuries, Henchman would contend that Tupac had shot himself trying to draw his own gun, much as Stretch had said that a robber's grabbing Tupac's hand, trying to draw the gun, had discharged it. Still, a New York City Police Department confidential informant in the Bad Boy or the Uptown label claimed the attack had been contracted by Biggie, a former street hustler likely familiar with Brooklyn gunmen. Tupac later alleged that Biggie merely knew of the setup, but failed to warn him of it. In Biggie's account, the Powell interview had suggested Tupac "was just confused more than anything. You get shot and then you go to jail for something you ain't even do—that could twist a nigga's mind up." Biggie speculated that Tupac was "trying to hide" something or "was scared." But once beset by people citing "Who Shot Ya?" portions to incriminate him, Biggie alleged appall, especially while learning, he said, "what really went down." After shooting himself, Tupac was pistol-whipped, but in the aftermath, "was just getting a little bit too happy with the situation, trying to make movies," Biggie said: "Everything was a movie to him."