2026年8月27日 上午10:04 UTC / 1小时前更新 / 路透社
安德鲁·泰特与特里斯坦·泰特于2026年4月11日出席在美国迈阿密卡西亚中心举行的UFC 327赛事，图中他们现身美国总统唐纳德·特朗普身旁。朱莉娅·德马雷·尼基森/泳池摄影 路透社/档案照片
- 英国须于9月16日前提交完整引渡请求
- 辩方提议通过缴纳保释金、交出护照和接受位置监控的条件获释
- 检方援引罗马尼亚方面指控，称两兄弟曾试图影响证人
迈阿密8月27日路透电 —— 社交媒体网红安德鲁·泰特与特里斯坦·泰特将于周四现身美国法庭，争取从迈阿密监狱保释出狱，同时对引渡至英国提出抗辩。英国方面以强奸罪通缉二人。
泰特兄弟的听证会定于美国东部时间上午10点（格林尼治标准时间14:00）在迈阿密联邦法院由地方法官劳伦·路易斯主持。
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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，此前英国请求引渡二人，以应对强奸、袭击和促成性剥削人口贩运的指控。拥有美国和英国双重国籍的泰特兄弟否认存在任何不当行为。
此次逮捕标志着这对前拳击选手法律困境的新阶段，二人凭借宣扬男子气概和财富观在网络上拥有大量追随者。安德鲁·泰特此前曾自称厌恶女性。
美国迈阿密检察官办公室在8月10日的法庭文件中称，泰特兄弟自2014年起招募数十名女性从事网络色情直播业务，随后还推出了名为“企业家大学”的在线课程。
辩方辩称不应继续羁押
检方表示，在国际引渡案件中，羁押存在强有力的推定依据。检方援引英国当局的指控称，泰特兄弟曾在暴力强奸过程中勒晕受害者，且二人可能试图逃匿，因此若获释将对社区构成安全威胁。
检方还提及罗马尼亚当局的指控：二人在罗马尼亚因人口贩运罪名受审，在当地接受司法监管保释期间，曾试图影响证人证词。美国检方称，罗马尼亚当局表示泰特兄弟威胁要泄露指控受害者的私人信息，并曾贿赂一名指控受害者。
兄弟二人的辩护律师在法庭文件中称，在引渡程序进行期间无需继续羁押二人，因为他们“极高的公众曝光度”使其实际上不可能逃匿。
他们辩称，兄弟二人在罗马尼亚曾多次出庭受审，当时他们处于审前保释状态。律师们还称，被指存在贿赂行为的证人是那些愿意为泰特兄弟作证的女性，泰特兄弟曾协助协调她们前往布加勒斯特的行程，并为她们聘请了律师。
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“泰特兄弟的遵守记录清晰且令人信服地证明，他们不会对社区构成威胁，”辩护律师在文件中写道。
辩护律师提议路易斯法官允许二人保释，条件是缴纳保释金、交出护照并接受位置监控。
英国指控跨度长达七年
确定泰特兄弟是否会被引渡的法律程序可能需要数月时间。美国法庭记录显示，英国须于9月16日前向美国国务院提交完整的引渡请求。
促使迈阿密警方逮捕兄弟二人的动因，是英国皇家检察署新提起的指控，相关罪行涉及2010年7月至2017年8月期间的四名指控受害者。
英国皇家检察署称，他们此前曾因涉及三名指控受害者的强奸和人口贩运指控在英国面临诉讼。一名英国法官于2024年签发了逮捕令。二人未在英国法庭出庭对这些指控进行抗辩。
英国正寻求引渡兄弟二人，以应对上述两批指控。
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Tate brothers to press for release from US jail during extradition fight
August 27, 2026 10:04 AM UTC / Updated 1 hour ago / Reuters
Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate arrive before U.S. President Donald Trump to attend UFC 327 at Kaseya Center, Miami, U.S., April 11, 2026. Julia Demaree Nikhinson/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo
- Britain has until September 16 to submit full extradition request
- Defense proposes bond, passport surrender and location monitoring for release
- Prosecutors cite Romanian allegations brothers sought to influence witnesses
MIAMI, Aug 27 (Reuters) – Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are due in U.S. court on Thursday to seek release on bail from a Miami jail as they contest extradition to Britain, where they are wanted on rape charges.
The Tate brothers’ hearing is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. ET (1400 GMT) before Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis in Miami federal court.
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Andrew Tate, 39, and Tristan Tate, 38, were arrested in Miami on July 18 after Britain requested their extradition to face charges of rape, assault and facilitating trafficking for sexual exploitation. The Tate brothers, who have dual U.S. and British citizenship, have denied any wrongdoing.
The arrests marked a new phase in the legal troubles for the former kickboxers, who have built a large online following promoting their views on masculinity and wealth. Andrew Tate has previously described himself as a misogynist.
The Tates recruited dozens of women to work for a webcam pornography business starting in 2014, and later ran online courses called “Hustler’s University,” prosecutors with the Miami U.S. Attorney’s office said in an August 10 court filing.
DEFENSE ARGUES AGAINST DETENTION
The prosecutors said there was a strong presumption in favor of detention in international extradition cases. They said the Tates could pose a danger to the community if released, citing British authorities’ allegations that they strangled victims during forcible rapes, and that they could try to flee.
The prosecutors also pointed to allegations by authorities in Romania, where the brothers face human trafficking charges, that they sought to influence witnesses’ statements while released on judicial supervision there. Romanian authorities say the Tates threatened to release private information about alleged victims and bribed an alleged victim, the U.S. prosecutors said.
The brothers’ defense lawyers have said in court filings there was no need to keep them behind bars while the extradition process played out because their “extraordinary public visibility” would make it impractical for them to flee.
They argued the brothers had regularly appeared in court in Romania, where they are on pretrial release. They said the witnesses the Tates were alleged to have bribed were women who wanted to speak on their behalf, and said the Tates helped coordinate their travel to Bucharest and hired lawyers for them.
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“The Tates’ compliance record is clear and convincing evidence they are not a danger to the community,” the defense lawyers wrote.
The defense lawyers proposed that Louis release them on the conditions they post bond, surrender their passports and submit to location monitoring.
BRITISH CHARGES SPAN SEVEN YEARS
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.
The impetus for the brothers’ arrests in Miami was new charges brought by Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service relating to alleged offenses involving four alleged victims between July 2010 and August 2017.
They had previously faced rape and human trafficking charges in Britain related to three alleged victims, the CPS said. A British judge issued a warrant for their arrests in 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.
Reporting by Luc Cohen in Miami Editing by Rod Nickel
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