Romanian Judges Warn Andrew Tate Planned to Flee Human Trafficking Charges

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Less than one week ago, the world learned that accused human trafficker Andrew Tate will have his time in Romanian detention extended for at least one more month. This marks the third extension of Tate’s time behind bars.

Romanian authorities initially apprehended him on December 29, alongside his younger brother, Tristan Tate, who will also spend the next 30 days in lockup. The two women arrested with the Tates, on the other hand, are going from detention to house arrest.

While in lockup, Tate faces not just claims of human trafficking, but also of organized crime and rape.

Romanian authorities have garnished his assets and vow that if Tate is determined guilty of the claims against him, his assets will go towards compensating women he’s accusing of trafficking and raping.

In the days since the world learned that Andrew and Tristan Tate will sit in jail for at least one more month, Romanian law enforcement released shocking new information.

Plans to flee to Dubai?

According to Romanian judges with the Court of Appeals, Tate had every intention of fleeing to Dubai to avoid facing the music amid the aforementioned charges against him. Apparently, this played a role in Romanian prosecutors pushing to keep the Tates behind bars.