Andrew Tate Under House Arrest Amid Serious Allegations

Andrew Tate's Legal Issues Intensify

A court in Romania has placed divisive internet influencer Andrew Tate under house arrest for 30 days, as prosecutors investigate a sprawling new case that now involves allegations of human trafficking of minors and sex with a minor.

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Prosecutors' Actions and Allegations

The Bucharest Tribunal’s decision comes a day after prosecutors detained six individuals, including Tate, 37, and his brother Tristan, 36, following police raids at four homes. Prosecutors sought to remand the brothers, but the judge denied the request based on their prior behavior.

The spokesman for the brothers stated they deny the allegations and remain committed to proving their innocence. They also await trial in a separate human trafficking case.

Details of the New Case

Romania’s anti-organized crime agency, DIICOT, is investigating severe allegations including the trafficking of minors and forming an organized criminal group. The purported crimes occurred from 2014 to 2024.

DIICOT claims that the defendants used coercion to exploit vulnerable victims, generating over $2.8 million from pornographic materials. Additionally, allegations suggest direct sexual exploitation of minors.

Responses and Previous Legal Challenges

Outside court, Andrew Tate condemned the allegations, expressing that many statements from alleged victims support their defense. He continues to assert a conspiracy against him, following prior social media bans for his views.

During prior raids, authorities seized luxury items, reinforcing the ongoing scrutiny of the Tate brothers, who face a multitude of legal challenges.

In recent months, further complications arose surrounding extradition requests and previous allegations of misconduct in the UK.