NYPD officials say on the evening of Aug. 19, Tyshaun Watson, 35, entered the restaurant with his pit bull, who wasn’t on a leash.

Tyshaun Watson was accused of beating the Roma Pizza employee inside its location on Fifth Avenue near East 19th Street in the Flatiron District around 10 p.m. on Aug. 19, according to Manhattan ...

The dog’s owner, Tyshaun Watson, 35, was hit with an attempted murder charge for allegedly pummeling the employee, authorities said. The suspect muttered “sorry” when he was cuffed, cops said.

Watson, of Secaucus, N.J., was taken into custody inside the pizzeria and faces charges of attempted murder and assault, police told the News.

“As alleged, Tyshaun Watson brutally attacked a pizzeria manager, almost killing him. No employee should have their life threatened when they are working and serving their community,” said Bragg.

Watson, 35, stayed at the scene and was arrested. He was charged with attempted murder and assault. Attorney information for Watson was not immediately clear.