BREAKING NEWS Knife attack at Andrew Tate's home: Knifeman tries to force entry and wounds man on the property
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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.
The alleged attacker was said to have been detained by the security team. Police intervened and the suspect was arrested.
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