Atlanta police are alleging that Lil Baby played a role in sparking a gang war that led to multiple homicides. The rapper, whose real name is Dominique Jones, filmed a music video in May 2024. At the time,

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 and his attorneys are calling cap on rumors the rapper has been arrested and is to blame for the deaths of two teenagers. On Thursday night (Feb. 27), speculation began to spread online that the Quality Control rapper was in federal custody. Baby shot down the rumor in a statement on his Instagram Story.

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.

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.

Rapper Lil Baby and his lawyers denied he had any involvement in a fatal shooting last summer that killed two teenagers, after the Atlanta Police Department earlier this week seemed to refer to him, accusing a “cowardly” Atlanta-based rapper of sparking a gang conflict by filming a music video in a rival gang’s territory.

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.

Bab was called “cowardly” by the police after shooting a music video in rival gang territory that resulted in the death of two teenage boys.

After police linked the deaths of two 13-year-old boys to a Lil Baby music video shoot last year, the rapper and his attorneys have responded. In a post shared on his Instagram Stories, Lil Baby dismissed the connection and thanked his fans for their support.