LAPD booked Gregory Walker on a felony assault count in the February shooting of 49ers lineman Keion White.

A booking described to a newspaper is the police account of who is in custody and on what count. It is not a criminal complaint the public has seen, and it is not a conviction. The New York Post reported that LAPD officials named Gregory Walker as the suspected gunman in the February shooting of Keion White. The Post did not report a charge against Lil Baby, who was described as the person White argued with before the shots. What a witness told police about two gunshots is an allegation. A jury has not heard it.

The New York Post reported Friday, Oct. 9, 2026, that LAPD officials said Gregory Walker was taken into custody about 5:30 a.m. in Hollywood. Officers with the department's Gang and Narcotics Division found him after the LAPD was told he was in Los Angeles, the Post reported. Officials said Walker, 35, was booked on a felony charge of assault with a deadly weapon with a semiautomatic rifle. The Post reported that jail records list him at 6 feet 2 inches and 195 pounds and that he was being held without bail. Yahoo Sports published the same account. A jail entry holds a person for court. It does not decide who fired.

The Post reported that Walker is accused of shooting Keion White on Feb. 8 in San Francisco, just after Super Bowl 2026. White had thrown a party at Dahlia's Lounge, a bar and nightclub in the Mission District, and got into an argument with the rapper Lil Baby after Lil Baby was denied entry, the Post reported. A witness went upstairs to find a manager and heard two gunshots while gone, the Post reported, and told police that White had been shot in the leg when the witness came back down. Those are the witness statements as the Post described them. They have not been tested in a courtroom, and the Post did not report that Lil Baby was booked.

At the time, the 49ers called White a victim of a shooting who had sustained a bullet wound to his ankle, the Post reported. White, a 2023 second-round draft pick who joined San Francisco in a 2025 trade from the New England Patriots, needed surgery and then made a full recovery, the Post reported. He has played in all four of the team's games this season, with two sacks and six tackles. A team's injury statement from February describes a wound. It does not name a shooter. The count booked in Los Angeles on Friday is the accusation on the jail record the Post described. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.