By The Daily Caller (U.S.) | Created at 2026-10-15 14:06:50 | Updated at 2026-10-16 09:39:46
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A total of four men have been placed under arrest in connection with the alleged nightclub shooting of San Francisco 49ers defensive end Keion White in February, officials said Wednesday.
The alleged shooting happened Feb. 9 right after 4:00 a.m. at a crowded Dahlia, which is a Mission District nightclub. At the time, White was hosting a private Super Bowl party.
According to the 49ers, White was transported to a local hospital for surgery after being shot in the ankle. (RELATED: Tyreek Hill’s Wife Awarded $500,000 After Player Found Liable For 2 Of 10 Counts In Battery Trial)
Derrick Lew, the San Francisco Police Chief, stated that authorities recently arrested four men with the assistance of law enforcement agencies in Los Angeles; Atlanta; Irvine, California and Stockton, California.
According to Lew, per ESPN, numerous suspects with guns allegedly “confronted” White on the night of the shooting. Witness accounts and video footage were used by investigators to identify the individuals who are claimed to be the perpetrators.
BREAKING: Four men have been arrested in connection with the February shooting of 49ers DL Keion White. White was hosting a private Super Bowl party at a San Francisco nightclub on Feb. 9 when he was shot in the ankle. Police say investigators used surveillance footage and witness statements to identify multiple armed suspects involved in the confrontation. Four suspects have now been arrested across multiple jurisdictions. White has since returned to the field and has recorded 3 sacks through five games this season. (@NBCSports)
— Polymarket Football (@PolymarketBlitz) October 15, 2026Curtis Green, 35, was arrested in Irvine by local law enforcement Oct. 7, and two days later, 36-year-old Gregory Walker was placed under arrest, both for allegedly being involved in the shooting.
Authorities booked the men Monday into San Francisco County Jail, and they were set to make a court appearance Wednesday afternoon.
According to District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, prosecutors will be seeking no bail for Walker due to him being considered a public safety risk.
Walker will be issued an assault with a semiautomatic firearm charge, as well as other charges for having a firearm as a felon. According to prosecutors, he allegedly fired the semiautomatic firearm.
