Tate brothers’ lawyers urge US judge to release the two from Miami jail on bail
Summary
Lawyers for Andrew and Tristan Tate asked a US judge to release the brothers from jail in Miami while they fight extradition to the UK. The Tate brothers face charges of rape, assault, and human trafficking in Britain, which seeks to try them on these allegations.Key Facts
- Andrew Tate (39) and Tristan Tate (38) were arrested in Miami on July 18.
- Britain has charged them with rape, assault, and facilitating sexual exploitation involving four alleged victims from 2010 to 2017.
- Their lawyers say the brothers are well-known and would find it hard to flee unnoticed.
- The lawyers requested bail with conditions like surrendering passports and location monitoring.
- The US judge will hold a hearing on their possible release on August 13.
- British authorities must submit the full extradition request by September 16.
- The Tate brothers have dual US and British citizenship and deny the accusations.
- Prosecutors argue the brothers pose a flight risk and danger to the community and want them kept in jail.
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