Rumors of former Grand Hustle associate Alfamega's son and daughter being involved in an incident at T.I.'s Atlanta nightspot, Club Crucial, hit the internet yesterday (January 4), and last night the rapper talked to AllHipHop and confirmed the news.
"I had a talk with Tip's uncle Derrick, who co-owns Club Crucial," said Alfamega. "I was like, 'My daughter got stabbed up there dog and my son got his jaw fractured.' He was like, 'Huh? I didn't know that.' They didn't know, the people they got into it with didn't know they were my children. I was told my children wasn't in the wrong. The girls and the dudes attacked her and stabbed her and basically my son jumped in because they were attacking his sister and somebody hit him from the blindside."
The incident occurred on Christmas Eve (December 24), and left Alfa's daughter, who was been released from the hospital, with three stab wounds and a collapsed lung. His son had several bruises as well as a broken jaw.
As far as retaliation over the incident, Alfa says he isn't looking for street justice. "I straight up told the dudes there wouldn't be any street retaliation behind it, even though there might be others that don't feel the same way I do, that surround me," said the rapper whose real name is Cedric Zellars.
"And at the end of the day, it's all about what I want to do. And I don't want no street retaliation of violence. It's a new year. And all in a nutshell, they didn't know. I would look at it different if they knew they was my children. And I don't wish that upon nobodies' children."
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