Andrew Tate's 'luxury villa in Romania is raided by police' 

Andrew Tate’s luxury home in Romania has been raided, according to local media.

The prolific social media personality, 36, had his villa searched by police on Thursday, Romanian outlet Libertatea reported.

Andrew and his brother Tristan will face questioning by the country’s organized crime and terrorism unit, the outlet said. 

Tate’s home was also raided in April this year as part of a human trafficking investigation. 

Andrew Tate, the prolific social media personality, had his house raided, according to local media. He was arrested and taken for questioning, and will be detained for 24 hours, media in Romania said

Police released footage of one of the raids – believed to be at Tate’s front door. Cops refused to name their suspects however multiple Romanian media outlets say that Andrew Tate was among those arrested 

Just yesterday, Tate released a video of himself after getting into a Twitter fight with eco-activist Greta Thunberg

Romanian Police, who have purposely obscured the footage’s clarity to conceal the suspect’s identity, recorded the raids on Thursday

He has previously said that ’40 percent’ of the reason he moved to Romania was because the police were less likely to pursue any sexual assault allegations against him.  

In a press release on Thursday, DICCOT – Romania’s police, crime, and investigation unit – said that they had raided five homes with search warrants.

The warrants were issued in connection to an ongoing investigation into an organized criminal group, human trafficking and rape.

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Victims were ‘recruited by two British citizens’ who were later transported and housed in buildings in Ilfov county, police said. They did not name the suspects.

The women were then subject to ‘physical violence and mental coercion’ and were ‘sexually exploited by group members by forcing them to perform pornographic demonstrations pornographic for the purpose of producing and disseminating through social media platforms.’

Andrew Tate shot to fame this year for his unruly judgments on women. He was previously banned from TikTok and Twitter. He regular shares photos of himself travelling in private jets

Police say a total of six victims have so far come forward claiming they were sexually exploited by the organized criminal group. 

Cops did not name the men whose homes were raided in Romania. 

They said that the four men were taken for questioning on Thursday, and police ordered the suspects to be detained for a period of 24 hours.  

Born in Chicago, Illinois, but brought up in Luton, England, Tate has garnered a dubious reputation over his various business activities. 

Together with his brother Tristan, he allegedly set up a webcam business in Romania in which young models told sob stories to unsuspecting male viewers.

Despite previously saying that the site was ‘a total scam’, Tate claims to have made millions from it.

Tate (pictured) is a prolific social media personality – who boasts his lavish lifestyle online

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