Tade brothers leave Romania: new opportunities or threatening dangers?
Tade brothers leave Romania: new opportunities or threatening dangers?
Bukarest, Rumänien - The crime brothers, Andrew and Tristan Tate, left Romania after an existing travel ban was lifted. According to the public prosecutor's office in Bucharest, the brothers, who are accused of suspicion of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, have flown to the USA with a private machine today. This trip followed reports on possible political pressure on the part of the US government under President Donald Trump to enable the brothers to leave. The Romanian border police confirmed the departure, but reported no further details or official comments on how this permission came about, such as the Daily newspaper reported.
According to the Romanian anti-organized crime unit Diicot, the brothers remain legally obliged to issue the Romanian authorities. They are accused of manipulating women and forced to participate in commercial sex videos. The allegations also include rape and formation of a criminal organization. Despite the cancellation of the travel ban, the possibility of an international arrest warrant does not appear for its next police officer in the next month, such as reported.
continuous legal problems
The crime had already had to find out in December last year by a court decision that their charges could not be pursued any further due to procedural errors in the first instance. However, the legal disputes are still active on international parquet; This also runs against the brothers in the United Kingdom. There it was already decided that the police can move in by the brothers over £ 2.6 million of outstanding taxes, which Andrew Tate described as "theft". These ongoing tensions form the background that the crime has now fled to the United States while continuing to defend themselves against the serious allegations in Romania
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