Two Men Charged in Super Bowl Party Shooting of 49ers' Keion White; Lil Baby Not Charged

SF DA charged alleged gunman Gregory Walker and Curtis Green in the Feb. 9 Super Bowl party shooting of 49ers DE Keion White at Dahlia's; four men arrested in Operation D-Line. Witnesses say White argued with Lil Baby before shots. Lil Baby is not charged.

Two men have been charged in the February shooting of San Francisco 49ers defensive end Keion White at a Super Bowl party in San Francisco's Mission District, and four men are now under arrest.

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said Gregory Walker, 36, the alleged gunman, is charged with assault with a firearm, with an allegation that he personally fired the shot that wounded White. Walker also faces a great bodily injury enhancement and three felon-in-possession firearm counts. The LAPD arrested Walker in Hollywood last Friday.

Curtis Green, 35, was booked in San Francisco on misdemeanor weapons charges for allegedly brandishing a firearm in the VIP area of Dahlia's. Charges for the other two men arrested, Marquis Davis, 38, and Antoine Washington, 36, have not been announced because they are not yet in custody in San Francisco. Police say Davis was arrested in Atlanta, where they report finding large amounts of MDMA, methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl at his home. Washington was arrested in Stockton.

White, 27, was shot in the right ankle around 4 a.m. on Feb. 9 after the Super Bowl. Witnesses said he got into an argument with Atlanta rapper Lil Baby at the club before shots were fired. Investigators say the suspects, some brandishing guns, allegedly confronted White, leading to a physical altercation.

Lil Baby has not been charged and police have not accused him of any crime. The investigation, called "Operation D-Line," ran from California to Georgia and involved more than 50 search warrants, officials said Wednesday.

All suspects are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.