A knife-wielding man recently cut and stabbed two bakery owners because they gave him the wrong sandwich four years ago, authorities New Jersey explain.
The victim’s friend Moneer Simrin said disgruntled customers complained that the sandwich they served him had made him sick, and brothers Abed and Mohamed Assad attacked in Patterson’s store on July 31.
Simrin Tell WABC TV The attacker was launched at Mohammed Assad because he was given an eggplant sandwich instead of the egg sandwich he ordered four years ago.
He said: “He told him, ‘You give me eggplant in the sandwich and then my stomach disturbed me’ and something like that.”
“They told him: ‘Okay, we’ll give you money, we’ll give you credibility, whatever you want,'[ed] curse. They tried to tell him, “Okay, get out and get out of the store,” he pulled a knife. ”
The man allegedly pierced into the chest and his arm was stretched out when he stepped in to help his brother. The victim was taken to a local hospital and suffered life-threatening injuries.
Witnesses heard screams from inside the bakery and saw a victim outside clutching his bloody arm, According to local news media pix11.com.
“What happened surprised everyone because they were really good people,” said a worker in an adjacent building.
The bakery closed on weekends and the phone sought comments without answers.
In a statement, Rob Rowan, the public information officer for the Patterson Police Department, confirmed details of Thursday’s morning’s attack, adding that Nofman has not been identified and remains the whole.
“The officer responded to the report of the stabbing to Ballardner Bakery,” he said. “They saw both victims being treated for tearing of sharp instruments. The victim said the dispute between the client and the victim began and the client was not satisfied with the store’s purchase.”
Rowan said the department’s main crime department is investigating.
In recent years, extreme violence in the United States has become increasingly common.
In 2019, a man is Being stabbed to death At a Popeyes restaurant in Maryland, curate among clients eager to try out the company’s new chicken sandwich.
In May, a board employee in Kissimmee, Florida was charged Shoot and kill clients Who complains that the mayonnaise candy is missing due to his orders.
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