- Four more high-end vehicles have been seized in connection with the investigation into Andrew Tate.
- Seized cars are limited editions with a price tag of up to $300,000.
- A few of the other vehicles are unregistered or undocumented.
According to Associates Press, four more high-end vehicles have been seized in connection with the investigation into Andrew Tate, who was detained in Romania last week on suspicion of rape and people trafficking.
In addition to the 11 vehicles seized in searches last week, prosecutors looking into the case seized four more vehicles on Thursday (Friday NZ time), according to Ramona Bolla, a spokeswoman for Romania’s anti-organized crime agency DIICOT.
According to Bolla, “they will be taken by the state and [will] cover the expense of the investigation and damages to the victims” if it is proven that they made money from human trafficking.
At least seven of the seized cars are registered to Tate and his brother Tristan Tate, who was also taken into custody last week in the same case. Local media reports that several of the seized cars are limited editions with a price tag of up to $300,000.
Some of the other vehicles are either unregistered or have no documentation.
Authorities claimed that more than 10 homes or land parcels held by businesses registered to the Tate brothers have been seized as of this point in the inquiry
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