A man has been banned from Oz Comic-Con events after an alleged biting incident.
Oz Comic-Con says the matter has been referred to police.
Footage supplied to the ABC shows Zyllion stall-holder Bowie Chong in an argument with another vendor, Victoria Manton-Williams at about 2:40pm.
Manton-Williams said her friend pushed Chong, who then allegedly bit her friend's arm and "latched on".
A Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre spokesperson said Oz Comic-Con was run separately from the centre itself.
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A man has been banned from Oz Comic-Con events after an alleged biting incident.
An eyewitness said the altercation started when the man was asked if he was selling AI art.
Oz Comic-Con says the matter has been referred to police.
Police were called to the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre in South Bank.
A police spokesperson told 612 ABC no formal complaint was filed, but they were aware of the incident.
Footage supplied to the ABC shows Zyllion stall-holder Bowie Chong in an argument with another vendor, Victoria Manton-Williams at about 2:40pm.
Manton-Williams told the ABC she asked Chong whether his art was AI-generated, prompting him to tell her to "f*** off".
Manton-Williams alleged Chong snatched the phone away from her artist friend who was filming the scene.
Manton-Williams said her friend pushed Chong, who then allegedly bit her friend's arm and "latched on".
Manton-Williams said her friend went to the hospital to receive antibiotics for the bite, which had turned dark red from bruising.
A Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre spokesperson said Oz Comic-Con was run separately from the centre itself.
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