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49ers say DE Keion White shot in ankle, undergoes surgery
Keion White was shot after a verbal dispute between groups; police are investigating while the shooter remains unknown, marking the second 49ers shooting in two years.
- On Monday, San Francisco 49ers defensive end Keion White was shot in the ankle in San Francisco and the 49ers confirmed he is undergoing surgery.
- San Francisco Police Department officials said a preliminary investigation found a verbal altercation between two groups inside a business preceded gunfire, the shooter remains unknown, and Keion White is not believed to have been part of the altercation.
- Officers responded about 4:06 a.m., rendered aid, called paramedics, and transported White to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; the 49ers spokesman said he underwent successful surgery.
- The 49ers said they are not placing a timetable on White's recovery and will provide further updates when appropriate; he remains under contract through the 2026 season after an October trade from the Patriots.
- Following the game at Levi's Stadium, reports show White was shot hours after Super Bowl LX, marking the second 49ers player shot in 18 months after Ricky Pearsall's August 31, 2024 incident.
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San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Keion White sustained a bullet wound to his ankle early on Monday, February 9, just hours after Levi’s Stadium, his home field, hosted the 2026 Super Bowl. White, 27, underwent successful surgery Monday afternoon and his injury is not considered career-threatening, the 49ers said in a statement later that day. The NFL star had been in attendance at Super Bowl LX prior to the incident. “Keion White was a vict…
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