Former Scare Dem member Harry Toddler and Alliance leader Bounty Killer got into a physical tussle at the 'Fashion Sundays' event in the Corporate Area last week Sunday. As a result of the physical altercation, Toddler's left eye is now *lo**shot and he has had to seek medical attention.

Bounty Killer jook me inna mi eye, buss mi chain and him wet me up wid Hennessey, mi caan believe say this happen, mi nah look fi Killa do that to me, he told One876Entertainment.com.

Toddler explained what transpired:
We inna the club and ting and Bounty send Ele fi call me, and mi say, Ele, mi not going over there, cause ah same way dem send go call Jigsy, wet him up and beat him up. Mi is a street yute so mi neva ah go over there wid him and him friend dem fi dem diss me. Then mi see Killa walk come over, and start talk loud bout wha happen to the bwoy Toddla? And then a yute name Mendez start move in close to me, and mi brace him off, and same time Killa jook me inna mi eye, and mi chuck Killa back."

The next series of events seem to mirror the actions which occurred at a Bembe dance between selector Jigsy and Vybz Kartel.

"Killa buss off mi chain and wet me up wid liquor, and Ele and him friends dem start hold on pon me and say me fi easy because him caan tek the embarrassment, and ting. Harry Toddler said that he is surprised at the act because he recorded a song for the Scare Dem Alliance a few weeks ago.

Before the Alliance tune do, ah my phone Rodney used to call, so mi no know how this drop in? he said.

Sharon Burke of the Solid Agency, which handles bookings for Bounty Killer, said that this was the first time she had heard of the incident. Deejay Bounty Killer could not be reached for comment while Alliance member Elephant Man denied that he was even at the event.

However, Toddler said that he would continue to press along with his recording career, given that his latest song, Don't Run In on the Gearbox rhythm is a bonafide hit, and is roaring up the Jamaica Music Countdown charts.

"I will start shooting the video today (Tuesday) at the Rebel T headquarters, and there will be scenes from Bembe and Weddy Weddy in it. The tune connect with the people inna the streets and mi nah go mek nobody bridge my current right now," Toddler told One876Entertainment.com.

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