ShotByShotStevenD. KatzSteven Andrew Soderbergh s o d r b r born January 14, 1963 is an American film producer, director, screenwriter, cinematographer and editor. Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' title='Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' />L. A. Sheriff Demands Fox Apologize for Biggie, Tupac Doc Mistake. The Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department is demanding a public apology from the Fox Broadcasting Company after the network aired a special about the murders of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B. I. G.  that misidentified one of their employees, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Unsolved Mystery of the Notorious B. Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' title='Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' />I. G. A Special Report Did the LAPD suppress evidence that rogue cops conspired with Death Rows Suge Knight to assassinate rap star Biggie Smalls Inside the civil trial that is threatening to bring down the most powerful institutions in Los Angeles. Who Shot Biggie Tupac aired Sunday and used a photo of LASD Commander Steven D. Katz instead of Steve Katz, the Los Angeles Police Departments lead detective on the Biggie case. The segment defamed Katz by repeatedly showing his photograph and expressing through graphics, an indication of disgrace and outrage into the handling of the case, the LASD said. Name Location Phone Charles Runels, MD drrunelsrunels. Member Since June 2013 52 South Section Street, Suite A Fairhope, AL 36532. Fox Who Shot Biggie and Tupac Producers Say Sorry Over Wrong Cop Photo Shown In Docu. Cartoon Kupa Games. Los Angeles Sheriffs Department demanded an immediate apology and retraction after a photo of one of its employees was used in Who Shot Biggie Tupac. The sheriffs department demanded an apology for the twohour special, produced by Critical Content, which aired Sunday. Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' title='Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' />While the LASD told The Hollywood Reporter that they were aware of an apology from the specials production company, Critical Content, they still wanted one from Fox as well. Per the LASD, the photo mix up also led the special to erroneously depict the department and Steven D. Katz as part of the Biggie investigation, indicating several times through graphics and statements that he was the Lead Investigator. Additionally, the LASD took issue with comments from the specials hosts, Ice T and Soledad OBrien. The LASD accused the pair of making derogatory comments alleging that the investigator lied and concealed files while showing photos of Commander Katz. In fact, neither the Sheriffs Department nor Commander Steven D. Katz had any involvement in the investigation into the death of Christopher Wallace. In their statement, Critical Content wrote, Critical Content apologizes to Commander Steve Katz of the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department, whose photo was mistakenly included in last nights airing of Who Shot Biggie and TupacHe is not the Steven Katz of the Los Angeles Police Department mentioned in the program. Who Shot Biggie and Tupac Tupac and Biggie, which took place in 1. The two hour special featured interviews with police officers, informants and associates like Doug E. Fresh, Funkmaster Flex, Suge Knight and Lil Cease. EoqfuP.jpg' alt='Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' title='Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' />The special also included a previously unreleased recording of Biggie discussing Shakurs death just six month before he himself was killed in Los Angeles. Steven-D.-Katz-e1458638146106.jpg' alt='Shot By Shot Steven D. Katz' title='Shot By Shot Steven D.