Florida AG initiates investigation into Tate brothers' alleged trafficking

Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier has initiated a criminal investigation into Andrew and Tristan Tate, who are facing human trafficking and rape charges in Romania. Following their arrival in Florida, Uthmeier emphasized that the state has zero tolerance for such crimes and has begun issuing subpoenas and search warrants related to the case. The Tates, who hold dual US-British citizenship, have publicly denied the allegations, asserting their innocence and claiming to be misunderstood. Governor Ron DeSantis has stated that the brothers are not welcome in Florida, reflecting the state's commitment to address any jurisdictional issues stemming from the Tates' alleged actions. Meanwhile, concerns have been raised by four British women who accuse Andrew Tate of rape, fearing that US government actions could aid the brothers in evading justice. The Romanian government confirmed that the Tates must return to court in March, although extradition to the UK is contingent on the conclusion of legal proceedings in Romania.