The controversial influencer is being held on suspicion of organised crime and human trafficking
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Ander Tate's detention in a Romanian jail has been extended by a judge for the third time, it has been announced. The controversial influencer and former kickboxer was detained by authorities at the end of December last year and has since had his detention extended in January and at the start of February.He is being held alongside his brother and two others on suspicion of organised crime and human trafficking.
According to the BBC, lawyers for the Tate brothers said prosecutors didn't submit any new evidence to justify keeping the two locked up in detention for another 30 days. Before the verdict, Andrew Tate claimed on Twitter that he'd recently scored a big legal win. "My Legal team has done a fantastic job today," he said."As of today, the Judges have been given a very close understanding of the Truth behind the allegations against me. True colors were brought to light."The Judges have been given a very close understanding of the Truth behind the allegations against me.
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