The celebrity on the Internet Andrew Tate leaves Romania for Florida, says the source

By Luiza Ilie

Bucharest -Internet personality Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan left Romania in a private flight to Florida in the United States, a knowledge source said on Thursday, after prosecutors raised a travel prohibition.

The source said that the brothers will return to the end of March to fulfill the legal obligations related to their criminal file in Romania, which requires them to check with the police at regular intervals.

The Tate brothers are investigated in Romania regarding the charges of forming an organized criminal group, human trafficking, minor trafficking, sexual relations with a minor and money laundering. Have denied all offenses.

Financial Times reported last week, citing sources that members of US President Donald Trump have pressed Romanian authorities to raise TATES travel restrictions, former Kickboxers with Dual and British citizenship.

Romania’s Foreign Minister Emil Hurezeanu denied that he had confronted pressure, but said that Tats were mentioned during his short meeting with Trump’s special envoy, Richard Grenell, at the Munich Security Conference earlier this month.

As for the criminal investigation, the dads are under judicial control, an easy preventive measure in which they are obliged to check on the police regularly. Were detained for the first time in 2022.

A self-distinguished misogynist, social media influence has gained millions of fans by promoting an ultra-mockery lifestyle that critics say denigrate women.

Until this week, the brothers were forbidden and left Romania, a measure that prosecutors said on Thursday.

“The request to change the obligation not to leave Romania has been approved,” prosecutors said.

“All other obligations have been maintained, including the requirement to check -in with the judicial authorities every time they are called.”

A first criminal case against Tate and his brother failed in December, when a court in Bucharest decided not to start the trial and sent the files back to the prosecutors, citing defects in the indictment.

Also, a British arrest warrant was issued for Tats and will be extradited after the completion of the Romanian process procedures. The statements in the UK – denied by them – refer to sexual aggression between 2012 and 2015.

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