Andrew Tate Police Station: For an inquiry regarding the cryptocurrency, Andrew Tate was reportedly called into the police headquarters. Together with his brother, Andrew Tate was seen departing. As they left the police station, they both grinned. According to appearances, the Romanian police failed to gather proof, and Andrew Tate’s release from custody is imminent. Follow the Latest Combat Sports News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Watch Andrew Tate leaves police headquarters smilingly, hinting at his release
Andrew and Tristan Tate had already departed the DICOT offices, in contrast to prior visits to the DICOT headquarters and the Bucharest Court of Appeal, which had lasted even longer than six hours. Given that they were only there briefly, the Tate brothers were just brought in to increase the insurance seizure on cryptocurrency. When asked about their release by the media, they both grinned. The smirk on Andrew Tate’s face undoubtedly alluded to his impending release from custody.
Andrew Tate’s investigation continue
Andrew Tate’s arrest on December 29 by armed officers of Romania’s anti-corruption unit, who also apprehend criminals, was related to claims of rape and people trafficking. After sneaking into Tate’s home at night, balaclava-clad police claim to have discovered weapons, cash, and knives.
Top G and his 34-year-old younger brother Tristan were brought away in handcuffs. Georgiana Naghel and Alexandra Luana Radu, two Romanian ladies previously working as police, were also taken into custody. Notwithstanding their denials, the four are thought to be associated with a human trafficking ring.
My body is in jail.
But my mind is not in jail.
Do you understand? pic.twitter.com/aO1uPJVO0E
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) March 1, 2023
The brothers were initially detained for 24 hours, but the court accepted Romanian officials’ request for a 30-day extension. Since then, Andrew Tate’s incarceration has been increased by 30 days thanks to two similar pleas that were granted one after the other. Tate’s team has repeatedly lost appeals made in opposition to the extensions.
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