Andrew Tate, Internet Influencer Charged with Rape and Human Trafficking, Released from House Arrest and Put Under Judicial Control Measures

Andrew Tate, an internet influencer charged with rape, human trafficking, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women in Romania, won an appeal on Friday to be released from house arrest and instead be put under judicial control measures.

According to a written ruling by the Bucharest Court of Appeals, Tate will be under judicial control for a period of 60 days from August 4 until October 2. Prosecutors formally indicted Tate in June along with his brother Tristan and two Romanian women in the same case.

The exact restrictions that Tate will face were not immediately made public, and the investigation into his alleged crimes continued. Tate’s spokesperson said that the decision to release him from house arrest was made in order to allow him to prepare for his defense.

Tate has been a controversial figure in the online world, with many accusing him of using his influence to promote misogynistic and sexist views. He has also been accused of using his platform to spread hate speech and incite violence.

The outcome of the case remains to be seen, but Tate’s release from house arrest has sparked debate among his supporters and detractors alike. It remains to be seen how the judicial control measures will affect Tate’s ability to use his platform to spread his message.