Andrew Tate CASE – Appeal Rejected: The Romanian Court has rejected Andrew Tate’s appeal and he will stay in custody till February 27th according to his manager. Earlier In a discord panel, Andrew Tate’s management asserted that the upcoming week would favor TOP G supporters. He added that Tate’s team regularly monitors how the public feels about the former kickboxer. While authorities look into claims of rape and human trafficking, CobraTate and his brother will remain in detention for an additional 30 days, or until February 27. Follow the latest Andrew Tate arrest Updates with InsideSport.IN
- Romanian court rejects Tate’s appeal
- He will remain in custody until at least 27 February.
- In addition to Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, two Romanian female suspects are also being supervised by the legal system.
- The development of an organized crime gang, rape, and human trafficking are among the charges against four of them that led to their arrest in December 2022.
- Mike Tyson’s lawyer Tina Glandian hired
Andrew Tate detention Update: Andrew Tate to stay imprisoned till Feb 27, Mike Tyson’s lawyer Tina Glandian hired, Tate brothers say they are innocent and Check more details
It’s interesting to note that Tina Glandian is the Tate brothers’ US legal advisor. She has previously represented Chris Brown, Kesha as well as legendary boxer Mike Tyson. While speaking about the extension, she stated that their extended detention without prosecution for longer than 30 days is a violation of their international human rights.
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Andrew Tate’s manager gives an update on detention
The first thing Andrew Tate’s manager said was that people are now much more aware of Andrew Tate’s arrest and are speaking out against it. He claimed that in addition to the pro-Tate group, the non-Tate supporters had raised its voice. The management of Tate further stated that their staff is closely monitoring public sentiment.
He said, “Many people are protesting the Romanian government, stating that the Tate brothers have been jailed for more than a month now with no evidence against them.”
“The upcoming week will be very encouraging for the Top G fans as everyone stands up against the dishonest Romanian officials. It’s going to be a supercharged week for the Tates, but I can’t reveal the specifics just yet, “ Andrew Tate’s manager added.
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Andrew Tate issues a warning to those who abandoned him after his arrest
With his routinely occurring Twitter outbursts, Andrew Tate has demonstrated constancy. While he is still held in Romanian custody on charges of rape and human trafficking, “Cobra” tweets sermons every night. He recently warned those who left him after his incarceration, and TOP G also stated that he is carefully watching who supported him and who did not. The former kickboxer referred to them as cowards who, despite his innocence, were too afraid to stand up with him.
“During my incarceration. I’ve been tracking everyone who stood up in support. Everyone who stood on the fence. And those too scared to stick up for me despite my innocence. God knows they’re cowards, and I know they’re cowards.”
During my incarceration.
I’ve been tracking everyone who stood up in support.
Everyone who stood on the fence.
And those too scared to stick up for me despite my innocence.
God knows they’re cowards and I know they’re cowards.
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) January 30, 2023
Andrew Tate has 4.8 million followers on Twitter
Despite being detained by Romanian authorities since December 29 for his misogynistic online persona, Andrew Tate’s Twitter account has continued to share his distinct brand of conspiracy-filled content with his 4.8 million followers.
The controversial influencer’s arrest alongside his brother on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and organized crime has been mentioned in several tweets, coupled with cryptic allusions to a supposed “Matrix” that is allegedly working against him.
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