The luxury resort of ANDREW Tate in Romania appeared to be full of guns, money, knives and cars before being raided by police.
Images even a symbol of Prince Andrew in the hiding place of the disgraced influencer in the capital Bucharest.
Tate, 36, moved to Romania about five years ago and in the past had advised him to do so to avoid police interference as much as possible.
Tate, who was arrested on allegations of rape and human trafficking, is understood to have raised sticks as British police were investigating allegations that he had abused a woman.
He said in a YouTube video: “I’m not a rapist, but I like the concept of being able to do whatever I want. I like to be free. “
Since moving to Romania, Tate and his brother Tristan, with whom he lives, have shown off their sumptuous concrete complex on social media.
The 2000 m² mansion features a huge checkerboard in homage to his late father Emory Tate, a foreign master, as well as an indoor pool and home theater.
Images of the bedroom shaft also reveal sumptuous leather sofas and show instances to show off their kickboxing belts.
The footage also shows a high-tech security room filled with various live CCTV streams and a huge balcony at the top of the house.
Meanwhile, another clip shared in the past on Tate’s Instagram shows a symbol of Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre on a screen.
Tate and his brother Tristan, who lives on the third floor of the complex, were arrested last night by police.
They were arrested after police raided the mansion, with footage of the sting showing guns, knives and cash on display as a series of flash cars.
The couple has reportedly been investigated for the alleged abduction of two young women from their villa in the town of Voluntari.
According to police, so far, six victims have come forward alleging that they were sexually exploited by the organized criminal group.
A member of Romania’s Directorate of Investigations against Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) said British suspects lured victims using the “loverboy method,” saying they enjoyed them and intended to marry them.
The firm said the victims were taken to buildings in Ilfov county, on the outskirts of Bucharest, where they were “sexually exploited by members of the group. “
Police say the suspects used “physical violence and intellectual coercion” and that victims were forced to engage in pornographic videos to post on social media.
Footage and video show Tate and his brother being escorted out of the space handcuffed through police.
Tate is seen wearing balaclavas when balaclava-armed police have taken him away.
This is the time his home has been raided as part of the investigation, after it arrived at his door in April.
It has since been reported that the latest sting would not have occurred if Tate hadn’t posted a video on Twitter mocking the eco-warrior Greta.
The clip showed a stack of boxes from Romanian pizza chain Jerry’s Pizza, revealing its location.
Romanian police later said the pizza box was “unrelated” to his arrest.
“It’s related,” a police spokeswoman told AFP.
“To find out if a user is in the country or not, we use a variety of means. “
She that “arrest warrants and raids” had already been placed.
Sources close to the investigation told Gandul that anti-mafia prosecutors learned that Tate and his brother were in the country through their social networks.
Tate also posted panoramic photographs on Twitter on Christmas Day with the caption “Romania. “
Tate criticized Wednesday for having “a little k**k energy” through Greta after attempting to troll the 19-year-old with a list of his car collection.
The kickboxer tried to incite the climate to replace the activist by bragging about the “huge emissions” of his vehicles.
He showed up to send her a list of his 33 cars, a Bugatti and two Ferraris, if she gave him his email address.
Greta, however, responded by providing her “smalld**kenergy@getalife. com” email address, to which he responded with the pizza box video.
Controversial, Tate first gained fame after a short run on Big Brother.
He banned the display of the truth after images of him beating a woman were posted online.
Since then, it has provoked revulsion and outrage with a wave of content.
Tate, who was born in Washington DC, was accused of spreading hatred towards women while building his profile.
The influencer was banned from Twitter in 2017 for violating its terms of service with his questionable comments.
In the past, he called women “property” and said they take “some responsibility” if they are sexually assaulted.
In August, Tate banned a number of other social media sites.
TikTok banned him for misogyny, while Meta said it violated its policies related to “other dangerous people and organizations. “
It’s banned from YouTube.
Tate denied allegations of misogyny and claimed that many of his clips “were taken out of context. “
Tate’s Twitter account has now been reactivated after the acquisition of Elon Musk.
The Tate brothers deny the accusations made against them and are expected to appeal the ruling to keep them in detention next week.
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