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Tate He has attracted attention in large part due to his extreme statements: comparing women to property, graphically describing how he would assault a woman for accusing him of cheating and claiming that men would rather date 18- and 19-year-olds over women in their mid-20s because the younger women would have had sex with fewer men. In a statement

Andrew Tate arrives at the Directorate for the Investigation of Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) to attend a hearing on April 10, 2023. A hearing in June saw prosecutors change the charges against Tate and his brother, Tristan. Mihai Barbu/AFP The spokesperson said the "allegations" were changed in their "legal interest." "The brothers and their legal team consider today's hearing proves their legal rights are respected and necessary steps are being taken to ensure an objective investigation. "They will continue to collaborate with authorities to prove their innocence and restore their reputation." The spokesperson said they would not be commenting further on the specifics from the hearing and advised "the press not to speculate on the content of the hearing and respect the integrity and the confidentiality of this stage of the legal proceedings." Prosecutors have alleged the four accused, lured women in with the promise of a serious relationship but then coerced them into making pornographic material under the threat of violence. Read more • Andrew Tate takes Trump path with Truth Social launch • Exclusive: Andrew Tate speaks out amid outrage over Chicago insult • Andrew Tate reacts as appeal for bail is refused "To ensure the victims' loyalty and that they will perform only to the benefit of the members of the group, they were forced to tattoo the name or face of the group member exploiting them," prosecutors said in a statement as reported by Tate rose to prominen...

Key points: • Romanian prosecutors say human trafficking charges are more serious than previous trafficking charges • Legal representatives for the Tate brothers say the changes are in their client's legal interest • Andrew Tate is under house arrest after being held by Romanian authorities on charges including trafficking and rape The Tate brothers and two Romanian female suspects are under house arrest pending a criminal investigation for suspected human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women, accusations they have denied. Under Romanian legislation, prosecutors have filed charges against the four suspects, but the case is under investigation and has not yet gone to trial. Prosecutors are expected to commit them for trial later in June. On Tuesday, Romania's DIICOT anti-organised crime prosecuting unit notified the Tate brothers that the human trafficking charge had changed to trafficking in continued form, a DIICOT spokesperson said. Under Romanian law, trafficking of adults carries a prison sentence of up to 10 years. One more victim was added to the case, which started out with six women, the spokesperson said. The Tate brothers' legal team said Tuesday's changes were in the suspects'"legal interest". Read more DIICOT prosecutors also said they had opened a separate criminal investigation against a Romanian man close to the Tate brothers on allegations of human trafficking and forming a criminal crime group to sexually exploit seven w...

Romanian prosecutors say they have changed a human trafficking charge against the social media influencer Tate, his brother Tristan and two other suspects were now being investigated for human trafficking in continued form, according to prosecutors, who said it was a more serious crime than separate counts of trafficking. The Tate brothers and two Romanian women, Georgiana Naghel and Luana Radu, are Under Romanian legislation, prosecutors have filed charges against the four suspects, but the case is under investigation and has not yet gone to trial. Prosecutors are expected to commit them for trial later in June. Tate, 36, a British-US citizen who has The prosecution unit of Romania’s directorate for investigating organised crime and terrorism (DIICOT) notified the Tate brothers on Tuesday that the human trafficking charge had changed to trafficking in continued form, a DIICOT spokesperson said. Under Romanian law, trafficking of adults carries a prison sentence of up to 10 years. One more victim had been added to the case, which started out with six women, the spokesperson said. The Tate brothers’ legal team said the changes were in the suspects’ legal interest. “The legal framework has been revised and altered to ensure an impartial investigation is upheld,” they said. DIICOT also said it had opened a separate criminal investigation against a Romanian man close to the Tate brothers on allegations of human trafficking and forming a criminal group to sexually exploit seven...

Andrew Tate's Twitter account used to protest his innocence after human trafficking arrest Tate, a controversial "self-help" social media influencer who styles himself as the "king of toxic masculinity", was arrested in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime group. It comes after the controversial "self-help" social media influencer, who styles himself as the "king of toxic masculinity", Two other suspects, who are Romanian, were also in custody. On Friday, Romania's anti-organised crime agency confirmed all four will be held for 30 days after a judge extended their initial detention period to allow them to investigate. Image: Andrew Tate's Twitter account has posted a Tweet after his detention in Romania The 1999 science fiction film sees humans fight back against agents inside a simulated reality used to trap people and consume their energy. At the end of the first film, the protagonist is given the choice between a red pill, which will wake him up from The Matrix, and a blue pill which will leave him in blissful ignorance of its existence. Advertisement Read more Romanian court rules Andrew Tate to be detained for 30 days The red pill concept has also been adopted by fringe online communities, such as followers of the "involuntary celibate" (Incel) group, who believe men are being "subjugated" by feminism. But Tate's reference to The Matrix appeared to be mocked by Twitter owner Elon Musk, who shared his own Tweet referencing the ...