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Judge mulls decision on releasing Andrew Tate on bail
Confirmed
A federal judge in Miami heard directly from Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan on Thursday, as they asked to be released on bail from a detention center in Miami. Andrew Tate "has stated online that he has seven different passports and 15 driver's licenses so that if he is stopped by the authorities, he can 'pull out a license from some random country' to prevent authorities from determining his true identity," the U.S. Attorney's Office said as it opposed bail.
"We are, of course, objecting to extradition because Andrew and Tristan are innocent" of the charges, their longtime attorney, McBride, said after an initial hearing on July 20.
What's confirmed
- A federal judge in Miami heard directly from Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan on Thursday, as they asked to be released on bail from a detention center in Miami.
- "We are, of course, objecting to extradition because Andrew and Tristan are innocent" of the charges, their longtime attorney, McBride, said after an initial hearing on July 20.
What's still developing
- A federal judge in Miami heard directly from Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan on Thursday, as they asked to be released on bail from a detention center in Miami.
- "We are, of course, objecting to extradition because Andrew and Tristan are innocent" of the charges, their longtime attorney, McBride, said after an initial hearing on July 20.
- Andrew Tate "has stated online that he has seven different passports and 15 driver's licenses so that if he is stopped by the authorities, he can 'pull out a license from some random country' to prevent authorities…