A Romanian pizzeria has been inundated with rave reviews following the arrest of Andrew Tate

People are flooding a Romanian pizza chain with rave reviews after Andrew Tate was arrested on suspicion of alleged human trafficking and rape.

Tate, 36, and his brother Tristan were arrested last night and are being held for 24 hours along with two suspects, Romanian prosecutors said.

Police burst through the door of the controversial online influencer’s Bucharest home in Pipera and led him out in handcuffs.

However, some social media users believe the British-American kickboxer would never have been arrested if he hadn’t tampered with Greta Thunberg on Twitter this week.

According to Romanian newspaper Gândul, citing sources close to the investigation, prosecutors realized Tate and his brother lived in the countryside thanks to a pizza box in a recent video.

In the Twitter video, Tate was handed two Jerry’s pizza boxes and was heard saying, “Please make sure these boxes are not recycled.”

According to unconfirmed reports, the box has provided clues to Tate’s whereabouts to the Directorate of Investigation into Organized Crime and Terrorism, Romania’s counter-terrorism agency.

Now the 25-year-old pizzeria chain with several branches in Bucharest has been inundated with friendly comments and five-star ratings on Google.

One said: “Pizza so good you get arrested. But they should have used recycled cardboard.”

Another added: “You can even eat it behind bars.”

A third said: “Amazing pizza. Can be used as a tasty snack to not insult a teenager online, report your location to the Romanian police, get you in jail and reduce 33 sports car CO2 emissions.

“No other place can do this. Five stars!’

However, not every reviewer was happy. “Pizza didn’t taste that good…” said one user.

“Great pizza, helped me win an internet argument with a teenager even though it led to my arrest. Three stars,’ said a second.

Tate, known for his frequent hateful and misogynist comments, released the two-minute tirade on Wednesday mocking the 19-year-old Swedish climate activist.

The spat came after Tate Thunberg tagged in a tweet about his sprawling gas-guzzling car collection and asked for her email so he could “send a complete list of my car collection and their respective enormous emissions.”

However, Thunberg was far from impressed, replying: “Yes, please enlighten me. email me at smalld**kenergy@getalife.com.’

Tate tried to hit back by uploading a video of him puffing on a cigar in a robe and urging TIME Person of the Year to “get a life.”

Among Tate’s controversial comments, he said women who were raped were “partially responsible” for the attack and said women should “shut up, have kids, sit at home, be quiet and make coffee”.

In 2016, he was kicked off the reality TV show Big Brother after a video surfaced in which he appeared to be beating a woman with a belt.

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