Andrew Tate Romanian compound broke in knife-wielding attacker slashes construction worker

A knife-wielding maniac broke into influencer Andrew Tate’s Romania home Wednesday and attacked a worker as the alleged sex trafficker ripped into the country’s police force for not responding fast enough.

“A violent psychopath has been lurking the vicinity of my house recently,” Tate wrote on X Wednesday afternoon.

The controversial influencer said one of his construction workers was slashed in the arm by the attacker armed with a blade.

“The police are finally getting involved but it took him trying to kill a man before they took action,” he added.

The unidentified worker, who was near the compound’s garage at the time of the home invasion, received medical attention.

The unidentified knife-wielder was questioned by police but released after giving a vague statement about “noise” and a “trivial conflict,” Romanian outlet Gândul reported.

Hours later, the alleged attacker returned to the compound where Tate resides with his younger brother Tristan, but was stopped by security guards.

The older Tate, 38, returned to social media to call out the local police, claiming that there was a lack of urgency to confront the “men with machetes” at his home.

“The Romanian police will show up to my house fully armed to arrest my brother and I when the British foreign office told them to ‘get us off the internet.’ But they dont show up when men with machetes arrive with murderous intent,” Tate wrote on X.

Police arrested the attacker, who is believed to be a Ukrainian national, the outlet reported.

Tristan Tate confirmed the break-in and the attacker’s nationality.

“He came back to my house. I now can confirm this Ukranian national is not a neighbour of mine but his ‘loud construction noises’ excuse worked and he was still free until 5 minutes ago. He made a second attempt at whatever he was trying and was violently arrested,” the younger Tate wrote on X.

The Tate brothers face a slew of charges including rape, actual bodily harm and human trafficking in both Romania and the United Kingdom.