Thursday’s arrest of controversial influencer Andrew Tate has attracted a legion of new fans for the obscure Romanian pizza chain who are struggling to express their appreciation for the business in the form of hilarious 5-star online reviews.
Tate, 36, and his brother Tristan were detained at his villa on the outskirts of the Romanian capital Bucharest on charges of rape and kidnapping.
The siblings were arrested shortly after Tate posted an online video insulting climate activist Greta Thunberg after the couple had an argument on Twitter earlier this week over car pollution.
In the video, Andrew Tate picks up two pizza boxes from local Jerry’s Pizza in Romania, telling off-screen people to “keep those boxes from being recycled.”
Boxes with the logo of the pizza chain allegedly helped the Romanian police locate Tate and lead to his capture.
“Pizza is so unique that people can tell what country it’s from. Andrew Tate learned that the hard way,” a second reviewer enthused.
A third joked: “I ordered special mushrooms and cheese.” The pizza came in a box that opened and closed. Perhaps the dish is best eaten cold. Price is a crime. ”
As news of Tates’ arrests continued to hit the media, more amateur comedians flocked to the Jerry’s Pizza page to poke fun at the plight of the notorious self-proclaimed misogynist.
“Great pizza and solid work in the fight against [the] international human trafficking ring,” one reviewer enthused.
One review concluded, “Pizza is worth the time. Be sure to ask for Karma’s special offer.”
Even the owners of Jerry’s Pizza had fun by tweeting a photo of their now infamous pizza boxes with the caption: “We have the most popular pizza. Cause”.
But perhaps the best response to Tate’s arrest came from Thunberg, who exclaimed in a tweet: “Here’s what happens if you don’t recycle pizza boxes.”
Tate, a Chicago-born British-US citizen with dual citizenship who has lived in Romania for the past five years, is accused of being involved in human trafficking, which recruited six people who were subjected to “acts of physical and psychological coercion,” according to the Romanian agency. Law enforcement agency DIICOT, in pornography Sexual exploitation and forced performance on video.
Authorities have confirmed that they have arrested two British citizens and two Romanians as part of an organized crime investigation.
Although the Tate brothers were not named in the DIICOT statement, photographs released by Romanian media show Andrew being led away in handcuffs.
The four suspects were detained for 24 hours, allowing Romanian law enforcement to search five houses and seize evidence, including weapons relevant to the investigation.
The former kickboxer formerly known as Emory Andrew Tate III was reinstated on Twitter just last month after she was kicked off the platform for saying women should “take responsibility” for a rape.
Tate got into a verbal altercation with 19-year-old Thunberg earlier this week when he tagged her in messages showing off his 33 cars and asking her to give him her email address so he could tell her everything about his car. “Huge Emissions”.
On Wednesday, Thunberg responded with a sharp rebuff, tweeting to Tate, “Yes, please enlighten me. Email me at smalld-kenergy@getalife.com.”
The eco-activist’s brutal burn went viral instantly, garnering over 248 million views as of Friday.
Tate’s next move was to release a video showing the final region-specific pizza box, which eventually led to his arrest.
Tate and his brother had previously been questioned in April on human trafficking charges but were released without charge.
Post time: Jan-08-2023