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Knifeman tries to force entry and ‘wounds man’ at Tate residence

A man is alleged to have broken into Andrew and Tristan Tate’s home in Romania and attacked a member of the construction crew on the property with a knife.

Andrew Tate, 38, wrote on social media yesterday afternoon that an unidentified individual ‘attacked a construction worker’ and ‘sliced his arm open’.

The injured worker needed emergency medical care, local outlet Gândul reported.

A few hours later, the suspect was reported to have returned to the residence, where he was apprehended by security.

Police intervened and the suspect was arrested.

Tate, who is currently living in Romania with his brother, said that the suspect had been ‘lurking in the vicinity of my house recently’ before the alleged attack.

He claimed that the man attacked a construction worker who was working on his garage with a blade.

‘The police are finally getting involved but it took him trying to kill a man before they took action,’ he wrote on X on Wednesday.

Andrew Tate (L) and his brother Tristan Tate are pictured inside The Court of Appeal in Bucharest, Romania, on December 10, 2024

Tate said in his post that it is a house visited by his children.

He responded to a comment to say that ‘security is our primary expense’ and ‘luckily the team at my house do have guns’.

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