2 Deli workers who are alleged to have knife by the customer angry over sandwich 4 years ago

Two Deli workers were allegedly stabbed over a wrong order – from years ago.

A man who is allegedly stabbed two employees at Baladna Bakery in Paterson, NJ, July 31 because he claimed that they gave him the wrong order four years ago, NBC New York reported.

The meeting occurred around 8 o’clock local time, the authorities told Pix 11.

The victims, the brothers Abed and Mohammad Assad, have owned the bakery for more than a decade, according to NBC New York.

The suspect confronted is alleged to a female employee before attacking Assad and Mohammad with a box cutter, says the outlet.

People were enough for the Paterson Police Department (PPD) for further information on Sunday, August 3, but did not receive an immediate response.

A friend of the victims, Moneer Simrin, told NBC New York that the workers offered the suspected money and a sausage as a compensation for the wrong order, but they refused.

“He said, ‘She forgot to give me sausage.’ Okay, take sausage and $ 3 and just leave. He is just looking for a problem, ”the friend said to the outlet and reminded the event.

“They tried to tell him,“ just leave, please. “And he got the knife,” Simrin added.

Mohammad became stabbed in the chest, and Assad became stabbed in his hand and arm, according to NBC New York. The two were transported to St. Joseph’s Medical Center, where Assad was treated for cuts and Mohammad was in hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

The suspect visited the bakery alleged a few days before the incident on July 31, and asked for the owners, NBC New York reported. Assad told the outlet that he recognized the customer.

The event four years ago, the alleged attacker involved who received an eggplant sandwich involved when he ordered an egg sandwich, Paterson mayor Andre Sayegh told Pix 11.

The suspect claimed he had an allergy to eggplant that made him ill, per CBS New York.

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Sayegh said the locals are “worried” about the incident, according to CBS New York.

“This type of thing is not happening in that area, so I tried to dampen some of the fear, lose their concerns and assure them that the police department is fully focused on bringing who is responsible for this tragic, violent event to justice,” said the mayor.

NBC New York reported that surveillance video from a nearby company caught the suspect who fled the bakery on foot.

Police are still searching for the suspect Per Pix 11 and CBS New York.