By way of a November 1994 felony trial for a November 1993 incident, Tupac Shakur was convicted of "forcible touching," hence sexual assault, on December 1, 1994. In January, "Vibe" magazine's Kevin Powell interviewed Tupac, who was then in New York City's Rikers Island jail awaiting sentencing, and alleged suspicious behaviors by Stretch, Biggie, and Puffy, among others, altogether during, right after, or ever since the Quad attack. On February 7, although eligible for probation, Shakur was sentenced to a prison term: maximum 4.5 years, minimum 18 months before parole. And on February 20, Puffy's record label Bad Boy released "Who Shot Ya?"—sounding, in the context, like taunting and menacing of Tupac. Especially once "Vibe"'s April 1995 issue featured Powell's January interview of Tupac, massive rumoring ensued. Biggie found himself widely accused of setting up Tupac to get shot and then rapping about it.