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Who owns Jerry's Pizza? Romanian eatery hailed after box leads to 'Toxic Tsar' Andrew Tate's arrest

Andrew Tate, a former professional kickboxer, and his brother Tristan were jailed on suspicion of running an organized crime gang that trafficked girls for adult videos

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Anti-terrorism officials in Romania have reportedly arrested controversial media figure Andrew Tate, a former professional kickboxer. He and his brother Tristan Tate were jailed on suspicion of running an organized crime gang that uses girls for adult videos. His whereabouts in the country were tracked down in a video where he was seen eating pizza from a box marked Jerry's Pizza, a chain of restaurants in Romania, while throwing shade at Greta Thunberg,

Tristan and Andrew Tate are being questioned by the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) over allegations of rape and human trafficking. In a statement, DIICOT acknowledged the raid but did not identify the individuals. Their detention was confirmed by their attorney to Reuters. A criminal file has been established against the British siblings. According to reports, Romanian prosecutors think that the Tate brothers are enlisting and abusing women to produce pornographic videos which they then sell and disseminate on websites like OnlyFans. A clinical expert named Alejandra Caraballo confirmed in a tweet how the Tate brothers were located. "Romanian authorities needed proof that Andrew Tate was in the country so they reportedly used his social media posts. His ridiculous video yesterday featured a pizza from a Romanian pizza chain, Jerry's Pizza, confirming he was in the country. This is absolutely epic," Caraballo said.

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Two young women (one of whom is an American citizen) were discovered by Romanian authorities in a property near Voluntari in April. They claimed to have been held against their will by the Tates. According to the Romanian newspaper Libertatea, the brothers were questioned at DIICOT for five hours before being freed. In a tweet earlier this week, Andrew Tate boasted about his 33 automobiles and added the 19-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg's name as a tag. With almost 3 million likes, the tweet rapidly rose to the top of all-time most-liked tweets. Tate gained notoriety in 2016 as a guest on the British reality series 'Big Brother' for remarks he had made on Twitter that were both homophobic and racist. After a video surfaced that appeared to show him beating a woman with a belt, he was fired from the show. Tate and the female claim that the actions were mutually agreed upon.

Who owns Jerry's Pizza?

An American businessman named Jerry Dauteuil founded the Romanian restaurant chain Jerry's Pizza. When he first arrived in Romania in the early 1990s, he established Jerry's Pizza which went on to become one of the most prosperous businesses in the sector. In the 1990s, Dauteuil was a pioneer in the food delivery industry which is now a necessity in the country.

Users on the internet have hailed the chain of restaurants over Andrew Tate’s arrest which was done using a Jerry’s Pizza box. One user said that the fast food chain is getting flooded with 5-star reviews and wrote, “Jerrys Pizza the pizza company that gave away #AndrewTate address is getting a FLOOD of 5* reviews following the arrest."  Another one joked with a calling the police meme, "The jerrys pizza delivery driver after tate gave them a bad tip."

One person said, "Jerrys Pizza is suddenly the best known pizza chain in Europe." Another added, "The things you can't do but Jerry's Pizza can do." One user commented, "I believe the biggest winner of 2022 is Jerry's Pizza. Billions of Free Media Impressions and Mentions after Greta's knockout punch against Tate."

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