Lil Baby and his attorneys are calling cap on rumors the rapper has been arrested and is to blame for the deaths of two ...

"Please don't be misinformed by fake news. I'm overly good." The arrest rumor came on the heels of Lil Baby being called out by the Atlanta Police Department during a press conference on Wednesday ...

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 hi ...

Police officers are blaming Lil Baby for an incident that led to the murder of two teenagers. According to WSB-TV, law enforcement held a press conference on Wednesday (Feb. 26) where they shared ...

Lil Baby is arguably one of Atlanta’s biggest music acts. As a native, the “By Myself” rapper wears that as a badge of honor. While residents view Lil Baby as a hometown hero, local law ...

Atlanta police have alleged that a May 2024 triple shooting on the set of a Lil Baby (born Dominique Jones) music video sparked a gang war that led to multiple homicides. Major Ralph Woolfolk of ...

Lil Baby's attorney, Drew Findling, has released a statement to XXL in response to the Atlanta Police Department insisting during a recent press conference that the rapper's actions led to the ...

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 ...

Lil Baby has found himself in some legal trouble before, and recently, there were rumors that he again had a run-in with the law. As HotNewHipHop notes, a rumor started spreading on social media ...

It was confirmed that Woolfolk was referencing Lil Baby after the local news outlet obtained arrest warrants that referenced Dominique Jones, the rapper’s government name. The chain of shootings ...

US police did not name Lil Baby but said: "You know who you are" Rapper Lil Baby has described a link made between one of his music videos and the killing of two teenagers in the US as "nonsense".