Rapper born in Atlanta Lil Baby, real name Dominique Armani Jonesbroke his silence after rumors about his arrest spread and triggered a buzz on social networks.

Lil Baby dominated the headlines on Wednesday after Atlanta police suggested that his video shooting in a rival gang district resulted in the death of two teenagers last summer.

However, the rapper’s legal team responded to the Atlanta police declaration, appealing to “complete and total nonsense”.

On Wednesday, the Atlanta police service held a press conference where they announced that seven people had been arrested as part of the deaths of two 13 -year -olds, Jakody Davis and Lamon Freeman.

The teenagers died after being caught in an ambush during a birthday party in July 2024. At the press conference, the Atlanta Police Homicide Commander, Major Ralph Woolfolk, linked Davis and Freeman’s Murders to a gang war, which would have been linked to triple filming.

Wool said“The violence of the gangs which was by adults. And the loose acts of an Atlanta -based rapper who decided a bastion of gang rival in a place where he knew he should not have been.”

Although Woolfolk did not mention the name of Lil Baby, the reports confirmed that he was referring to the rapper “Wham”.

After the press conference of the Atlanta police service, rumors began to spread Thursday that Lil Baby was arrested.

Some fans have indicated that the rapper was in police custody, although no reason has been given for his arrest, and no reliable source has argued.

Rumors of arrest quickly became a burning subject, and many fans of Lil Baby expressed their concern in the face of his well-being.

However, the rapper put his concerns to rest when he published a statement on his Instagram stories on his arrest.

Lil Baby thanked everyone for his concern and described the reports of his arrest as “false news”. He wrote: “Thank you for all the concerns, please don’t be badly informed by false news !! I am too good.”

In addition to Lil Baby responding to rumors of his arrest, his legal team also published a declaration snap Atlanta police department for having linked it to the death of adolescents.

Friday, Drew Findling and Marissa Goldberg, the Crooner lawyers “Freestyle”, said: “The part of the press conference on Wednesday by the Atlanta police department which made an obvious reference to Dominique Jones was complete and total.”

They added: “To say that he could not turn a clip in his hometown, a place he loves and continued to raise, is shameful.”

The press release continued: “Even more, the location of a shooting of musical clips is a decision taken by a professional team and is not a decision made by a person.”

Findling and Goldberg also said: “Bearing his name in a conversation concerning a terrible crime for which he had absolutely no involvement is not very professional, contrary to ethics and shameful.”

They concluded: “Dominique is devastated by the situation because these children came from the same district as him and he will continue to build his community in any way possible.”

The shadow room republished the Lil Baby Declaration on its Instagram page, and several fans have taken turns in turn.

Many fans welcomed the rapper’s legal team for having acted quickly, calling them to continue the Atlanta police service.

A fan said: “And the defamation of the pursuit of the characters ??? They also need it.” Another fan added: “Yes, the blame on Lil Baby for having shot a video in his city is crazy. In addition, it is not his work to maintain peace, it is the police work.”

A third fan advised Lil Baby, saying, “Hopefully the baby uses it is an example that they are trying to demolish it so that he can move accordingly.”

However, a fourth person saw reasons why Atlanta police called Lil Baby on his clip. They said, “Their delivery may have been severe, but the message is still …”

The fan asked: “Why go to the neighborhood of your opposition to shoot a video when you knew that a shoot would be a possibility? What was the intention behind this?”