In a press conference, Atlanta Police Department’s Homicide Commander Ralph Woolfolk, slammed Lil Baby after a shooting on the set of his 2024 music filming ended in two deaths. “He knew he should not have been there,” said Woolfolk. He then vowed to hold Lil Baby responsible for the tragedy.

During the presser, Woolfolk referenced that the teens' murders were tied to a gang war, which was allegedly connected to the triple shooting on the set of Lil Baby's music video

Last May, police responded to a shooting in the Atlanta neighborhood of Dixie Hills, widely believed to have taken place on the set of a music video for Atlanta’s own Lil Baby. Then on July 2, two 13-year-old boys named Jakody Davis and Lamon Freeman were tragically shot and killed at the latter’s birthday party,

Atlanta police accused an unnamed rapper of sparking a gang conflict by shooting a music video in rival gang territory, which arrest warrants revealed is Lil Baby, local outlets reported.

Lil Baby is setting the record straight after Atlanta police linked him to the tragic deaths of two teenagers at his music video shoot.

Atlanta police are blaming rap star Lil Baby for a pair of teen shooting deaths in July 2024 between two warring gang factions in Atlanta.

Two teenagers were tragically killed in Atlanta, and the police are pointing fingers at rapper Lil Baby for filming a music video on a rival gang's turf.

Atlanta Police are blaming Lil Baby for the death of two 13-year-olds. Calling the rapper “cowardly,” police state his actions sparked a chain of reactions that led to the murders of Jakody Davis and Lamon Freeman in July 2024.

Attorneys Drew Findling and Marissa Goldberg deny Lil Baby’s involvement, calling the APD’s claims “nonsense” and criticizing its approach as “unprofessional.”