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Tate Brothers Sex Trafficking Case

Escalation: Romanian Court Extends Restrictions on Tate

A Bucharest court extended the preventive measure of judicial control for Andrew Tate in one of the human trafficking investigations, dismissing his complaint as unfounded. Under this measure he must continue reporting to authorities and remain available to be summoned.

The move came a day after a separate Bucharest court revoked judicial control in another case involving the brothers, removing requirements such as regular police reporting and travel notifications and ordering the state to cover their legal costs. Tuesday’s order means Tate remains under judicial control in Romania despite Monday’s lift in the other case.

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