Romanian court rejects appeal of detention by Andrew Tate

  

According to Combat News, Andrew Tate's appeal was denied on Wednesday by a Romanian court, therefore he will continue to be detained. 

Detention of Andrew Tate:  

Combat News: Since Andrew Tate's appeal was denied by a Romanian court on Wednesday of this week, he will continue to be detained. Tristan Tate, Andrew Tate's brother, and two suspects who are Romanian women are also being kept under legal surveillance. 

 

For their involvement in rape, human trafficking, and the formation of an organized crime group, four of them were detained in December 2022. All of it occurred following a contentious online argument between Andrew Tate and Greta Thunberg, a climate activist. 

 

Even after the legal scuffles with the Romanian court, Andrew Tate has been outspoken about his viewpoint. He has often painted himself as being blameless. In the meantime, Chris Brown, Ke$ha, and boxing great Mike Tyson's former counsel Tina Glandian have been engaged by the Tate brothers. According to Glandian, Andrew Tate's more than 30-day incarceration was illegal under international human rights legislation. Tate doesn't appear to be able to escape the accusations and charges anytime soon, either.