Pittsburgh Pizza Manager Served A Woman Knuckle Style Chili!

Pizza manager serves a woman a knuckle style chili with side of toe jam.

A pizza restaurant manager loses his cool with a belligerent woman. He was filmed on camera serving the woman a side of knuckle style chili.

At Pizza Milano, Jade Martin was leaving a local bar in Pittsburgh. She had missed a local bus and was hoping to use a public restroom.

She enters the restaurant and asks the workers if she could use the restroom.

The manager, Mahmut Yilmaz told her that the restroom is for paying customers. Well, that didn't sit well for Martin. She said some vulgar language towards him, and Yilmaz demanded her to leave.

Well she walked passed him and then he restrained her. She told him, not to tough her and let her use the restroom. He continue to block her and as soon as she tried to pass him, he took her down.

Then on camera, he was seen serving her a helping. The video shows he pummeled her. It took a handful of workers to remove him off her.

The workers then sent the woman outside as the police arrived. A worker called the police saying there was a disturbance.

He got a court date. Yilmaz was on camera abusing a customer.

Well Martin was arrest for criminal trespassing and disturbing the peace. She told the law her story and someone filming it shared it online. Then thr Pittsburgh Police would soon issue a warrant for Yilmaz.

He would turn himself in and is facing criminal charges himself. He will face aggravated assault and simple assault. Not sure on what degree, but it's likely misdemeanors. The charges carry up to a year in the iron college. He was just released from the Allegheny County lockup.

Semsi Yilmaz fired his brother out the cannon. He would soon release a statement.

The Pittsburgh Post Gazette obtained a partial statement.

“Pizza Milano has a 20-year history of being part of Pittsburgh’s Uptown community,” Semsi Yilmaz said in a statement. “That’s why what happened this past Friday is so disturbing to me, to our customers and to our employees.

“After reviewing the videotape, I immediately terminated the manager’s employment and condemn his actions in the strongest way possible.”

There were protests outside the restaurant on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Martin and Yilmaz are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.