San Francisco Police Announce Four Arrests in Keion White Shooting
San Francisco police announced three additional suspects in the Keion White shooting case on October 14, 2026, bringing the total number of arrests to four. Keion White was shot in the ankle on February 9 while hosting a private Super Bowl party at Dahlia’s in San Francisco.
The four men arrested in the case are Marquis Davis, Antoine Washington, Curtis Green, and Gregory Walker. Derrick Lew said, “What started as a shooting investigation expanded rapidly.”
All four suspects were arrested between October 7 and October 9, 2026. Gregory Walker, 36, faced a charge of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. Walker also faced three counts of a felon carrying or possessing a gun.
Curtis Green, 35, faced three misdemeanor counts for allegedly brandishing a gun, carrying a concealed gun, and carrying a loaded gun in public. Atlanta police arrested Marquis Davis, 38, at his home. Officers found an illegal gun along with MDMA, methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl at the location.
Police arrested Antoine Washington, 36, in Stockton. Officers seized a loaded gun, more than 120 oxycodone pills, and $6,691 in connection with the arrest. The San Francisco District Attorney’s office stated that Gregory Walker and a second unnamed man fired guns at the party, leaving Keion White wounded.
A witness told police that Lil Baby’s group tried to enter Keion White’s event. The attempted entry led to an argument between White and the rapper before shots were heard.
Police have not made any claims suggesting Lil Baby was responsible or involved in the shooting of Keion White. District Attorney Brooke Jenkins’ office requested that a judge keep Gregory Walker jailed without bail. The office cited a threat to public safety as the basis for the request.
The investigation involved more than 50 search warrants and over 250 officers and personnel. The effort resulted in the seizure of guns and nearly 15 pounds of drugs.
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