Ceaser and Dutchess argue that their intern was there as reported. Of course, there are two sides to the story and, in this case, both sides are blaming each other. It was learned later that Quani’s attacker did serve as an intern for them, though. Ceaser and Dutchess were also at the movie premiere, but weren’t directly involved in the attack that left both women with injuries. It turns out that Puma may, at least, be partially right to assume that the woman who hit Quani was sent by the Black Ink Crew star and rival tattooist. He believed that Ceaser set it up to scare off Puma’s artists and run the rival tattoo shop out of Harlem. Puma immediately blamed Ceaser for the attack, even though the shooter’s identity was never discovered. That upset his wife Quani, and had everyone who worked in the shop on edge. On Black Ink Crew, VH1 highlighted an incident at Puma’s tattoo shop Art2Ink where someone shot up the place earlier in the season. ‘Black Ink Crew’ Star Puma - Accuses Co-Stars in Brutal Attack On Wife (PHOTOS): Puma from VH1’s “Black Ink…

Puma immediately blamed Ceaser and Dutchess for the attack, since this isn’t the first time that he or someone near him has been the victim of violence since he opened up his own tattoo shop. A woman that neither of them knew reportedly jumped Quani and started hitting her in the face. Puma and Quani were at the premiere for Central Intelligence two weeks ago in New York City when Quani was attacked, according to TMZ.

After Puma’s wife Quani was involved in a brawl with another woman recently, the Art2Ink owner claims that the whole attack was a setup, and that Ceaser and Dutchess are to blame. Is Puma’s Art2Ink tattoo shop putting a strain on Ceaser’s own tattoo studio? The rival tattooist is pointing fingers at the Black Ink Crew boss.

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