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Romania seizes more cars in Andrew Tate case; court next week

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Tate, a former professional kickboxer who has amassed 4.4 million followers on Twitter, was detained last week along with his brother Tristan in Ilfov, an area north of Romania’s capital, Bucharest. Two other Romanian suspects are also in custody.

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  1. Forbes

    Andrew Tate: His 11 Seized Cars, Human Trafficking Charges And Viral Fight With Greta Thunberg, Explained (opens Forbes)

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    Tate, his brother, and two other individuals were detained for 30 days by a Romanian anti-organized-crime unit.

  2. Tucson

    Romania seizes more cars in Tate case; court next week (opens Tucson)

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    Romanian authorities have seized four more luxury vehicles for a total of 15 that have been seized in the investigation into Andrew Tate. The divisive social media personality was detained

  3. The Guardian

    Andrew Tate arrest: Romanian authorities seize four more luxury cars (opens The Guardian)

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    Fresh haul follows 11 cars already taken in investigation into social media influencer, who is due in court next week

  4. Courthouse News Service

    Romania seizes more cars in Andrew Tate case; court next week (opens Courthouse News Service)

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    Tate, a former professional kickboxer who has amassed 4.4 million followers on Twitter, was detained last week along with his brother Tristan in Ilfov, an area north of Romania’s capital, Bucharest. Two other Romanian suspects are also in custody.

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