San Francisco police have arrested a woman in the fatal shooting of a security guard over the weekend at the Warfield on Market Street.<\/p>\n
Shakia Vanderbilt of San Francisco was taken into custody Tuesday, the San Francisco Police Department said Wednesday. District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said Vanderbilt is charged with murder with a firearm enhancement, a count of intentionally discharging a firearm in an occupied building and a count of being a felon in possession of a firearm.<\/p>\n
The victim was identified by the office of the chief medical examiner as Ulysses Tykee Davis, 47. His wife and two of his six children were present at the Mid-Market theater when he was gunned down, according to reports (opens in new tab)<\/a>. Davis had been working at the Warfield, which was hosting the \u201cBaddies USA: Chapter Three\u201d tour, a reality TV series known for arguing, shouting, and fighting.\u00a0<\/p>\n Police Chief Derrick Lew said Vanderbilt was escorted outside the Warfield following a disruption and that a dispute ensued, culminating in the shooting at approximately 1 a.m Saturday. Lew declined to say if Vanderbilt targeted Davis, but added that there is footage of the shooting.<\/p>\n Vanderbilt possibly brought a gun inside the Warfield despite their screening process for attendees, Jenkins said.<\/p>\n \u201cNobody should worry that if they go watch a show at a venue that somebody is armed inside,\u201d Jenkins said. \u201cWe want to hold those accountable who think that gun violence is okay in our city.\u201d<\/p>\n Davis died in a hospital, police said.<\/p>\n Vanderbilt was scheduled to be arraigned Thursday afternoon. Prosecutors will seek to have her held without bail, Jenkins said.<\/p>\n