Prosecutors in Miami asked a federal judge on Monday to keep the Tate Brothers in custody, arguing there is a 'heightened risk of flight' as Andrew and Tristan Tate fight extradition to the United Kingdom over rape and sex trafficking charges dating back more than a decade.
They argued that the defendants' immense global wealth, access to multiple passports, and influence across multiple jurisdictions create an overwhelming incentive to flee that no financial bond could possibly mitigate.
