Judge explains extended detention of 'dangerous' influencer Andrew Tate
The British-American influencer is being investigated for alleged human trafficking and rape, which he deniesA judge in Romania has described the "particular dangerousness" of Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan in terms of their ability to target women. He also pointed to what he called their "capacity and effort to exercise permanent psychological control over the victims… including by resorting to constant acts of violence".
The Tates are being held in custody for an extra 30 days, until 27 February, while police investigate allegations of rape and human trafficking. Both deny the charges. It also outlined behaviour consistent with the "loverboy method" often used by traffickers to draw women into the sex industry for profit, saying that all the alleged victims in this case had "asked the defendant[s] for attention and affection", which was made conditional on them carrying out activities that would bring the brothers income.
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