Arrests Made In Shooting Of 49ers Player At SF Club Following Super Bowl LX: Police – Patch

Arrests Made In Shooting Of 49ers Player At SF Club Following Super Bowl LX: Police  Patch

Keion White was shot in the ankle while at a nightclub following Super Bowl LX, authorities said. SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Two men were charged, and two others were arrested in connection with a shooting inside a San Francisco nightclub in February that left 49ers defensive end Keion White hospitalized. Marquis Davis, 38, of Atlanta; Antoine Washington, 36, of Stockton; Gregory Walker, 36, of Mountain House; and Curtis Green, 35, of Irvine, are accused of being involved in the shooting that left White sidelined from football activities for several months. The shooting sparked off around 4 a.m. at Dahlia Club in the 1700 block of Mission Street on Oct. 9, following the Bay Area's hosting of Super Bowl LX, San Francisco prosecutors said.

White was hosting a private party in the downstairs VIP area when an argument started, prosecutors said. During the argument, Walker and another person shot their guns, hitting White in the ankle, prosecutors allege. Green also pulled out a gun, but did not fire it, according to statements from prosecutors. White was taken to a local hospital and underwent surgery. Although the shooting kept him away from football activities during the offseason, he did not miss any regular season games for the 49ers. Following the shooting, San Francisco police commenced Operation "D-Line," a months-long investigation that included