Dancehall artiste Munga Honourable is alleged to have been at the centre of a conflict at the last staging of Hot Mondays, held at Lime Lite Nite Club in Half-Way Tree, where it is alleged that a selector was assaulted and the deejay later attacked.

According to an eyewitness, Fire Links' selector, Fire Ray, was attacked at the club and about half-an-hour later the deejay was also assaulted when he tried to leave the venue.

The source told THE STAR that the selector's attacker "give him round 18 box inna him face".

He said that later in the night Munga was attacked downstairs by persons who accused him of being involved in the earlier incident.

Another patron at the club told THE STAR said that an individual held on to the deejay when he arrived downstairs, which led to the conflict.

It is said that while Munga's three friends tried to shield him from the accuser, he got away and attacked the artiste.

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There was said to be a tussle involving the attacker, Munga's entourage and men associated with the selector who was assaulted earlier.

Yesterday, when THE STAR dialled Munga's mobile phone, someone who identified himself as Richard Brown from Hilltop Records and a close associate of the artiste, said that he was doing recording and could not speak.

"Wi nuh really waan talk bout no incident. Wi waan talk bout some songs like Clean And Fresh," he said.

Several calls to selector Fire Ray's cellphone went directly to his voicemail. When contacted, Fire Links said he needed more information before he could speak about the incident. However, subsequent calls to his phone went unanswered.