2026-07-27T19:24:00.236Z / 路透社
迈阿密7月27日路透电 —— 特德兄弟的律师周一对记者表示，社交媒体网红安德鲁·泰特与特里斯坦·泰特将争取从美国监狱获释，同时对抗英国政府将他们引渡至美国受审的请求，二人面临强奸、袭击以及协助性交易剥削的指控。
39岁的安德鲁·泰特与38岁的特里斯坦·泰特于7月18日在迈阿密被捕。英国皇家检察署7月19日表示，已就2010年7月至2017年8月期间涉及4名 alleged受害者的指控，对兄弟二人提起新的诉讼。
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泰特兄弟二人均为前自由搏击选手，拥有英美双重国籍，他们否认存在任何不当行为。目前二人被关押在迈阿密的一所联邦监狱内，美国法官正在对英国的引渡请求进行审核。
此次逮捕标志着兄弟二人法律困境的新篇章，他们凭借宣扬男子气概与财富观积累了庞大的线上粉丝群体。安德鲁·泰特此前曾自称厌恶女性。
英国皇家检察署表示，泰特兄弟此前曾在英国面临与3名 alleged受害者相关的强奸和人口贩运指控。英国法官于2024年1月签发了逮捕令。二人未在英国法庭出庭就上述指控进行抗辩。
英国正寻求引渡兄弟二人，以应对两起指控。
8月13日举行羁押听证会
迈阿密美国检察官办公室的检察官在法庭文件中表示，美国地方法官劳伦·路易斯应继续羁押二人，理由是他们存在潜逃风险，且对社区构成安全威胁。
泰特兄弟的律师约瑟夫·麦克布莱德否认二人有潜逃风险，并指出他们曾出席在罗马尼亚的必要庭审程序——二人自2022年起因人口贩运指控在该国接受刑事调查。
“无辜之人不会逃避司法，而是会主动寻求正义，因为正义终将还他们清白，”麦克布莱德在路易斯法官主持的情况听证会结束后，在迈阿密联邦法院外对记者说道。
辩护律师杰奎琳·佩尔切克表示，兄弟二人将在8月5日前提交保释申请，相关听证会将于8月13日举行。
引渡决定权将由卢比奥行使
判定泰特兄弟是否可被引渡的法律程序可能耗时数月。美国法庭记录显示，英国需在9月16日前向美国国务院提交完整的引渡请求。
检察官在法庭文件中表示，路易斯或其他接手泰特兄弟案件的法官将负责判定英国是否提供了足够证据，以证明二人有合理理由犯下所指控的罪行。
检察官称，此后将由美国国务卿马可·卢比奥决定是否批准引渡。
卢比奥7月22日在马尼拉对记者表示，他预计暂时不会介入此案。
“我们目前甚至可能永远都没有介入的必要，”卢比奥说道。
本报记者何塞·佩雷斯迈阿密报道 露西·科恩撰稿 马修·刘易斯编辑
Andrew, Tristan Tate to seek release from US jail while fighting extradition
2026-07-27T19:24:00.236Z / Reuters
MIAMI, July 27 (Reuters) – Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate will press for their release from a U.S. jail as they fight the British government’s efforts to extradite them to face charges of rape, assault and facilitating trafficking for sexual exploitation, the brothers’ lawyers told reporters on Monday.
Andrew Tate, 39, and Tristan Tate, 38, were arrested in Miami on July 18. Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service said on July 19 it had brought new charges against the brothers relating to alleged offenses involving four alleged victims between July 2010 and August 2017.
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The Tate brothers, both former kickboxers who have dual U.S. and British citizenship, have denied any wrongdoing. They are being held in a federal jail in Miami as a U.S. judge weighs Britain’s extradition request.
The arrests marked a new chapter in the widening legal troubles for the brothers, who have built a large online following promoting their views on masculinity and wealth. Andrew Tate has previously described himself as a misogynist.
Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate had previously faced rape and human trafficking charges in Britain related to three alleged victims, the Crown Prosecution Service said. A British judge issued a warrant for their arrests in January 2024. They have not appeared in British court to enter a plea to those charges.
Britain is seeking to extradite the brothers to face both sets of charges.
DETENTION HEARING ON AUGUST 13
Prosecutors with the Miami U.S. Attorney’s Office said in court papers that U.S. Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis should keep the brothers detained because there was a risk they could flee and because they posed dangers to the community.
Joseph McBride, a lawyer for the Tate brothers, denied that the brothers were a flight risk, noting that they had attended their required court hearings in Romania, where they have been under criminal investigation since 2022 on human trafficking allegations.
“Innocent men don’t flee from justice. Innocent men lean in to justice because justice vindicates them at the end of the day,” McBride told reporters outside the federal courthouse in Miami after a status conference before Louis.
The brothers will file a legal motion seeking their release on bail by August 5, and a hearing over their bid for release will take place on August 13, defense lawyer Jacqueline Perczek said.
RUBIO TO DECIDE ON EXTRADITION
The legal process for determining whether the Tate brothers may be extradited could take months. Britain has until September 16 to submit its full extradition request to the State Department, U.S. court records show.
Louis or any other judge who takes up the Tate brothers’ case would be responsible for determining whether Britain has supplied enough evidence to provide probable cause that the brothers have committed the crimes of which they are accused, prosecutors said in court papers.
It would then be up to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to decide whether they should be extradited, the prosecutors said.
Rubio told reporters in Manila on July 22 that he did not expect to intervene in the case for now.
“There’s no role for us to play at this moment or maybe ever,” Rubio said.
Reporting by Jose Perez in Miami Writing by Luc Cohen Editing by Matthew Lewis
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