Dancehall feuding has mutated into a bitter street war between supporters of opposing camps and with two incidents in the past three days, the police is stepping in to ease the tension before innocent lives are lost One876Entertainment.com understands.

Father Romie who owns a studio in Havendale filed a report last night with the police that his studio had been shot up, reportedly by men from a particular deejay's camp.

“Is like dem say Kartel go shoot up Cassava Piece and now dem come shoot up my studio because the deejay hang out here sometime. But from Monday, him doan come up here, mi no see him, and now dem come shoot up my studio yard, shoot up all my car glass wid mi wife inna the car,” he told One876Entertainment.com last night.

“People out deh and see di car and say is Mavado and Foota Hype inna the car, one station wagon licensed 7771 EP, and shot ah fire while dem a pass, bwoy mi caan tek dem tings yai, ah music me a deal wid,” Father Romie complained.

The police have confirmed that the incident took place last night at about 6 p.m.