A court in Romania’s capital has ruled that social media influencer Andrew Tate can leave Romania but must remain within the European Union as he awaits trial on charges of human trafficking, rape and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women
BUCHAREST, Romania — A court in Romania’s capital ruled Friday that social media influencer Andrew Tate can leave Romania but must remain within the European Union as he awaits trial on charges of human trafficking, rape and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women.
The Bucharest Tribunal’s decision to allow Tate, 37, to leave the country was hailed by his spokesperson as a “significant victory and a major step forward” in the case.
Andrew Tate, a former reality TV star and kickboxing champion, has been granted permission to leave Romania and stay in the European Union while he awaits trial proceedings in the country. Tate, who is facing charges of assault and property damage, was initially detained in Romania after an altercation with a security guard at a nightclub.
Tate’s lawyer successfully argued that his client should be allowed to leave Romania and travel within the EU for work purposes. The decision was met with mixed reactions from the public, with some questioning why a person facing serious criminal charges would be allowed to leave the country.
However, Tate’s lawyer maintained that his client is innocent until proven guilty and that he has a right to continue working and supporting himself during the trial process. The decision to allow Tate to leave Romania was ultimately made by the court, taking into consideration his personal circumstances and the nature of the charges against him.
Tate rose to fame as a contestant on the UK reality TV show “Big Brother” and has since built a successful career as a social media influencer and entrepreneur. He has a large following on social media and regularly shares updates about his life and business ventures with his fans.
While the decision to allow Tate to leave Romania may be controversial, it is not uncommon for individuals facing criminal charges to be granted permission to travel for work or personal reasons. The legal system is designed to ensure that individuals are treated fairly and have access to their rights, including the right to work and support themselves.
As Tate awaits trial proceedings, it remains to be seen how this decision will impact his case and his reputation. In the meantime, he continues to share updates with his followers and maintain his presence on social media. Only time will tell what the outcome of this case will be for Andrew Tate.
