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.

Lil Baby's attorneys Drew Findling and Marissa Goldberg have responded to the Atlanta Police Department while distancing the Atlanta rapper (born Dominique Jones) from the alleged gang war and pair of teen murders the APD attempted to tie him to.

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.

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

Lil Baby fires back at the Atlanta Police Department who blame him for setting off a violent chain of events that led to the shooting of six people

Two rival gangs were targeting one another as a result of an earlier shooting during a music video shoot for Atlanta rapper Lil Baby, whose real name is Dominique Jones, the witness said. Three men were shot while Jones’ music video was being filmed in northwest Atlanta in May 2024.

The team for Atlanta-based rapper Lil Baby has responded to Atlanta police referencing him in connection to a deadly shooting, as well as being named in a warrant.

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