APD tied a triple shooting at a Lil Baby music video to sparking a gang war during a press conference earlier this week.

Atlanta rapper Lil Baby is pushing back after Atlanta Police Homicide Commander Maj. Ralph Woolfolk suggested that a music video shoot he held last summer contributed to the deaths of two 13-year-old boys.

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.

Lil Baby addresses arrest rumors and slams Atlanta police's claims linking him to two teens' deaths, calling them "total nonsense."

Major Ralph Woolfolk of APD’s Violent Crime Interdiction Section claimed that the fatal shooting that killed both kids at Freeman’s birthday party in July 2024 in Atlanta was connected to “a gang war,” which started at a Lil Baby music video. An arrest warrant has since been issued for the ATL rapper’s arrest.

ATLANTA — Police say that the “cowardly” actions of an Atlanta rapper are what started a chain of events that led to two innocent children being murdered. On Wednesday afternoon, leaders with the Atlanta Police Department held a news conference to announce seven arrests in the shooting deaths of Jakody Davis and Lamon Freeman, both 13.

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

Lawyers for Lil Baby are firing back at the Atlanta Police Department, claiming the rapper has absolutely nothing to do with last year’s gang-related murders of two teen boys. The push back comes after Atlanta Police Homicide Commander Maj.

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.