Keion White was shot within the ankle early Monday morning at a San Francisco nightclub after a battle involving Lil Baby.

According to the San Francisco Standard, the 49ers’ defensive finish was internet hosting a non-public social gathering downstairs at Dahlia’s on Mission Street when the taking pictures occurred round 4:06 A.M.

Police discovered White with a bullet wound to his left leg. A witness advised cops that Lil Baby’s crew tried to get into White’s non-public occasion. That’s when White and the Atlanta rapper bought into an argument.

The witness went upstairs to get assist from administration. While he was gone, he heard two gunshots. He rushed again downstairs and located White bleeding.

Another individual on the social gathering mentioned she heard 4 pictures as she tried to go downstairs. She didn’t see who pulled the trigger.

Cops arrived to seek out strippers nonetheless selecting up greenback payments from the primary flooring. Some had been nonetheless topless when officers walked in to analyze.

“As I entered, I saw numerous scantily clad females picking up dollar bills that were strewn all over the floor,” the police report mentioned. “Some of the females were topless and appeared to have been adult entertainers.”

White wouldn’t cooperate with the police after they requested who shot him. The 49ers mentioned he’s getting therapy at a neighborhood hospital.

Police discovered a 9mm shell casing and a .45-caliber casing close to the place the taking pictures occurred. They additionally grabbed surveillance footage and located an deserted telephone on the steps.

Lil Baby carried out Sunday night time in San Francisco and social media posts from the social gathering confirmed the Grammy-winning rapper at Dahlia’s.

The 49ers launched a press release Monday: “Keion White was a victim of a shooting and sustained a bullet wound to his ankle this morning in San Francisco. He is currently undergoing surgery at a local hospital. We will provide further updates when appropriate.”

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie posted on X: “Any violent incident in our city is unacceptable, and I’m hoping Keion recovers quickly. I’ve spoken with SFPD and 49ers leadership- we are all grateful to our SFPD officers for their quick response.”

Police haven’t made any arrests within the case. The investigation stays open.

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