Andrew Tate Release date extended for a third time: Andrew Tate, a self-described sexist influencer, can reportedly be detained in Romania for another 30 days. Allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation against Tate and his brother Tristan are the subject of an investigation. Two women who were jailed concurrently will now be kept under home arrest. They all refute the accusations. After showing up in court earlier this month, Andrew Tate proclaimed his innocence. Follow the latest Andrew Tate Updates with InsideSport.IN
Andrew Tate will remain in jail for another 30 days
After a Romanian judge determined Andrew Tate is too dangerous to be freed while police continue investigating a sex trafficking case, he will spend Additional 30 days in jail. After prosecutors from DIICOT (the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism) raided their Pipera home on suspicion of sex trafficking, they have been in jail since December 29.
They are detained with Georgiana Naghel, 28, a model who is thought to have been dating Tate for close to a year, and Luana Radu, 32, a former police officer in Bucharest. The two models are being kept under house arrest following today’s ruling. The Tate brothers have repeatedly begged to be released from imprisonment while the inquiry is ongoing, but Romanian courts have so far refused their requests.
The brothers’ attorneys had stated that they anticipated their release. According to Gandul, Eugen Vidineac declared that they would “fight” the decision to keep them in jail. A second attorney, Constantin Ion Gliga, stated they were “quite confident” in the result because they believed “no new evidence” had been presented.
Tate declares his release on his Twitter account
In addition to thanking his attorneys for their efforts, Andrew Tate tweeted that the truth would eventually come to light and that he would once more be a free man.
My Legal team has done a fantastic job today.
As of today,
The Judges have been given a very close understanding of the Truth behind the allegations against me.
True colors were brought to light.
Inshallah, I will be freed.
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) February 21, 2023
“Today, my legal team did an outstanding job. The judges have an obvious picture of the facts underlying the accusations against me. The true colors were shown. I shall be set free, inshallah.” Andrew Tate wrote.
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