Andrew Tate tweets claims of innocence on human trafficking

Controversial red pill influencer Andrew Tate has spoken out on Twitter about the human trafficking allegations against him.

Tate and his brother, along with two other suspects, were arrested at the end of December of 2022 when Romanian police raided his home as part of a human trafficking ring investigation. He is now in custody as the investigation continues, and his assets have been seized. Through it all, Tate has taken to social media to announce his innocence.

Andrew Tate denies human trafficking charges on Twitter

Andrew Tate has been all but silent during the investigation, using Twitter to talk with his loyal fanbase. Despite previous videos where Tate has essentially admitted to manipulating women for sex work, young boys have continued to declare that Tate is innocent, applauding his most recent tweets sent while in custody.

“Anyone who believes I’m a human trafficker is genuinely a moron,” Tate tweeted on January 14.

Anyone who believes I'm a human trafficker is genuinely a moron.

Anyone smart enough to understand the American System is unfair would be mind blown by the injustice of the Romanian System.

— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) January 14, 2023

On January 15, Tate discussed the topic further, this time telling people who believed he was a human trafficker to “go and take their 10th vaccine.” According to Tate, he was arrested so police could “look for evidence,” but claimed they wouldn’t find any “because it doesn’t exist.”

Anyone who believes I am a human trafficker may as well go and take their 10th vaccine.

There are 0 victims, 0 proof of any crime in our case file.

They have arrested me to "look" for evidence,

Which they will not find because it doesn't exist.

— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) January 15, 2023

It’s unclear what evidence investigators are hoping to find and what they need to continue the process. But for now, Tate is being held for 30 days, which can be extended by a judge if needed. It’s possible Tate could be held for up to 180 days while the investigation continues. Tate’s lawyers attempted to appeal the 30-day detention, but the judge denied the request.

Meanwhile, six different women have come forward to make accusations against Tate, accusing him of both human trafficking and abuse. There has been leaked audio of Tate admitting to rape as well. For now, the investigation is ongoing.