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Tate lost his appeal against 30-day detention with brother Tristan and two unnamed female suspects, pending criminal investigation into alleged rape, ...

The detention came just months after the Tate brothers were questioned last April after two girls claimed they were being held unceremoniously. The Tate siblings were pictured with authorities in handcuffs, with prosecutors insisting they are granted further detention for 180 days while they continue to explore the alleged charges. It also indicated that "the suspects could leave Romania and settle in countries that do not allow extradiction.

The controversial personality will continue to be held by the Romanian authorities for 30 days Andrew Tate loses appeal to end detention Andrew Tate, crime, ...

He also suggested that the controversial personality’s comments and online presence cannot be used as evidence against him. Other cars include a Porsche and Aston Martin. “The four suspects … [estimated to be worth over $5 million was seized by Romanian authorities](https://www.arabianbusiness.com/lifestyle/cars-boats/andrew-tate-5mn-car-collection-seized-by-romanian-authorities), several properties where the brothers resided was also seized, a Romanian news agency reported. [Andrew Tate is innocent, says Dubai-based YouTuber](https://www.arabianbusiness.com/culture-society/andrew-tate-is-innocent-says-dubai-based-youtuber) [Revealed: Andrew Tate island found on Google Maps on Dubai’s The World Islands](https://www.arabianbusiness.com/culture-society/revealed-andrew-tate-island-found-on-google-maps-on-dubais-the-world-islands) [Andrew Tate $5mn car collection seized by Romanian authorities](https://www.arabianbusiness.com/lifestyle/cars-boats/andrew-tate-5mn-car-collection-seized-by-romanian-authorities) According to reports, Tate and his brother were seen in handcuffs when they arrived at a court outside Bucharest in regards to their appeal to end the detention period.

Trouble for the famous kickboxer and internet celebrity Andrew Tate and his brother seems to be mounting as their bail appeal gets rejected.

[Romanian authorities have seized many of Tate's expensive assets](https://gamerant.com/andrew-tate-police-seize-car-collection/), which include his car collection that has premium models such as Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Porsche, and more. Tate’s lawyer reportedly tried to convince the judges to grant bail on two key points - the first one being that both brothers have young children who they need to take care of, and the second being Tate’s illness. For those who don’t know, Andrew Tate is a former kickboxer and internet celebrity from the United Kingdom.

A Romanian court on Tuesday upheld the 30-day arrest of controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate on charges of organised crime, human trafficking ...

But he was soon removed after a video was circulated, which appeared to show him hitting a woman with a belt. According to They were later forced to produce pornographic content under threat of violence, the cops claimed.

Tate, 36, and his brother, Tristan Tate, had arrived at the Bucharest Court of Appeal early on Tuesday morning to appeal their extended 30-day detention after ...

With regards to the charges of human trafficking and being part of an organized crime group, the lawyer also said that, in his opinion, there is “no evidence there either.” He was eventually banned from all major social media platforms before being welcomed back to Twitter last year after businessman Elon Musk took over the platform. 29 along with two Romanian women in the capital city of Bucharest.

On Tuesday (January 10), an appeals court in Bucharest dismissed Tate's appeal against his detention by police. Tate - who denies the charges - was apprehended ...

In April 2022, his residence in Pipera, Bucharest, and a nearby webcam studio were raided by police after it was claimed that Tate’s former girlfriend was being held captive there. Tate’s attempt to end his detention was rejected by the Bucharest Appeal Court on Tuesday. Messages from Tate’s Twitter account have claimed since his arrest that he is being “attacked” by “The Matrix”. Andrew Tate is a British-American online influencer and former professional kickboxer and mixed martial arts fighter. On Tuesday (January 10), an appeals court in Bucharest dismissed Tate’s appeal against his detention by police. Romanian authorities accuse Tate, his brother Tristan and two Romanian nationals of running an “organised

Andrew Tate will remain detained in Romania where he is being investigated for allegations of human trafficking and rape, a court has ruled.

[including involving homophobia and racism](https://www.thepinknews.com/2016/06/09/big-brother-contestants-homophobic-and-racist-past-uncovered/), also led to his expulsion from the Big Brother house in 2016. [community guidelines](https://www.thepinknews.com/commenting-guidelines) to ensure that our community remains a safe and inclusive space for all. [Reuters](https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-pizza-tate-idUSL1N33O1FH) fact check. [on Twitter](https://twitter.com/GretaThunberg/status/1608056944501178368?s=20&t=kQKVWnPZESYzxHIkJS_CSw) with climate activist Greta Thunberg. [At the time](https://www.thepinknews.com/2022/12/30/greta-thunberg-andrew-tate-arrest-romania-human-trafficking-rape/), prosecutors said the group “appear to have created an organised crime group with the purpose of recruiting, housing and exploiting women by forcing them to create pornographic content meant to be seen on specialised websites for a cost”. [The Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/10/andrew-tate-loses-legal-appeal-to-end-detention-in-romania) reports the Tates’ lawyer, Eugen Vidineac, as telling local media he was “very disappointed” by the ruling.

An aged Kenyan man, Mzee George Francis has appealed to President William Ruto to get him justice over his illegal detention court case that has lasted 34 ...

I want the Deputy President and the President to help me get them back,” he said. “Mzee has been moving in and out of the Eldoret High court for over 34 years, I call upon the CJ and the President to quickly intervene so that he gets peace,” he said. The detectives who were investigating my forged case took my vehicles and they still possess them.

According to MCSO Sheriff Paul Penzone, the drugs included both meth and fentanyl.

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MCSO Sheriff Paul Penzone says Officer Andres Salazar has been arrested after attempting to bring fentanyl pills and methamphetamine.

Penzone says Salazar was intercepted in a parking lot after trying to accept $1,000 in exchange for narcotics. Officials believe Salazar attempted to bring approximately 100 pills inside the jail. MCSO Sheriff Paul Penzone says 26-year-old Officer Andres Salazar has been arrested after attempting to bring fentanyl pills and methamphetamine into Lower Buckeye Jail.

Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone says a detention officer was arrested for attempting to bring meth and fentanyl into the Lower Buckeye Jail.

"Since October 2022, 1,503 detention officers, sergeants and lieutenants were trained to deploy Narcan." They tested positive for being soaked in fentanyl and/or methamphetamine," Penzone said. The officer has been with the department since 2019, and he reportedly worked at the Lower Buckeye Jail. He adds this was likely the officer's first time trying this. This detention officer was hired in October 2019. Andres Salazar is the officer accused of several felony counts related to these accusations, Penzone said during a press conference on Jan.

PHOENIX (AP) — A Maricopa County detention officer has been arrested for attempting to smuggle drugs into the jail system.

Salazar has been with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office since October 2019. He has been under investigation for over a month, Penzone said. PHOENIX (AP) — A Maricopa County detention officer has been arrested for attempting to smuggle drugs into the jail system.

Salazar was paid $1000 to smuggle in the drugs but was stopped in the parking lot by officers, Penzone said.

“The processes they go through to get hired, and then the process of the scrutiny they go through while on the job is probably higher than most professions out there,” he explained. Number two, a trusted member of this organization was willing to do something so egregious that it could have cost people their lives to include the people that stood right next to him. Salazar was paid $1,000 to smuggle in the drugs but was stopped in the parking lot by officers, according to Penzone.

An MCSO detention officer was arrested and accused of attempting to smuggle fentanyl, meth into a Phoenix jail.

PHOENIX — Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone announced Wednesday a detention officer accused of attempting to smuggle fentanyl and methamphetamine into a jail was arrested. “The strongest statement I can make to you is this — I will never, ever allow for any employee to act in any way that defies the integrity of this office and that endangers the inmate population for whom we are responsible,” Penzone said. MCSO detention officer arrested, accused of attempting to smuggle fentanyl, meth into jail

A Nigerian, Simon Mamoh, has sued the Director-General, Malaysia Immigration Department, Khairul Dzaimee Daud and three others N406 million for alleged ...

In the civil lawsuit filed in the High Court of Shah Alam on January 10, Mamoh listed the types of compensation that he is claiming, including RM2 million in general damages at a rate of RM50,000 for each day of his unlawful detention, from March 15, 2021, until his release on April 23, 2021. The lawsuit is scheduled for case management at the High Court in Shah Alam on February 9. Mamoh has alleged that the country’s immigration department illegally detained him for 40 days before ordering his deportation from Malaysia to Nigeria.

Simon Adavize Momoh says he possessed a valid visa to stay in Malaysia at the time of his detention.

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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 12 — Nigerian man Simon Adavize Momoh has sued the Immigration Department director-general and three others for illegally detaining him ...

(The three respondents in that court challenge were the Malaysian Prisons Department, the Immigration Department of Malaysia and the Home Ministry.) This meant he could stay on in Malaysia with his family. His lawyers only discovered this when they were allowed to meet him in the immigration depot on April 16, 2021. On April 23, 2021, the High Court in Shah Alam ordered the In his lawsuit, Simon said the order to remove him from Malaysia meant he would be separated from his young family in Malaysia and failed to consider the effect it would have on him, his wife and their two Malaysian children. While he was still being detained, the Immigration Department issued an order on April 9, 2021 to revoke his visa and issued an order on April 12, 2021 to have him deported from Malaysia.

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Detained person disclosing a preventative detention order is an offence under section 105.41(1) of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth), which carries a…

You may contact a lawyer by phone, fax, email or arrange to have him or her visit you in person. - A complaint to an officer or authority of your state or territory about your treatment by a police officer of that state or territory in connection with the order, provided the officer or authority is legally authorised to deal with such complaints - A complaint to the Commonwealth Ombudsman about the making of the order or your treatment by a member of the AFP

Our Federal Criminal Justice Clinic's recent national report on federal pretrial detention—Freedom Denied—revealed a severe misalignment between the Bail ...

[Smarter Pretrial Detention for Drug Charges Act of 2021](https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/309) would advance this goal by eliminating the presumption of detention in all federal drug cases. As a matter of law, if the defense has presented "some evidence" of the arrestee's history and characteristics (such as ties to the community, family ties, or employment) or some evidence that mitigates the circumstances of the offense, the judge should find the presumption rebutted. Congress intended this presumption of detention to capture only the "worst of the worst" offenders. The rebuttable presumption must never operate like a mandatory minimum or a mandate for detention. If the defense has not presented any evidence, the judge should examine the Pretrial Services Report to determine if there is any evidence that "rebuts" the presumption. Instead, our research shows that judges routinely ignore the legal checks that the BRA provides and give the presumption of detention more weight than the law allows. They're living the kind of lifestyle of violence and committing crimes and that type of thing.' … Even though judges have the power and legal responsibility to limit the impact of the presumption of detention, they seldom do. [O]ne of the things I think is really important to do is not to have things devolve into these types of meaningless labels." This sentiment was echoed in a Detention Hearing we observed, in which the presiding judge remarked: "Candidly, I don't know whether the presumption is rebutted or not. But the Act contains a rebuttable presumption of detention for some crimes—most federal drug offenses and § 924(c) gun charges. At the Detention Hearing, a person must be released unless "the judicial officer finds that no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the appearance of the person as required and the safety of any other person and the community."

European Court of Human Rights orders Malta to release a group of seven children from detention centre.

We requested the Court to intervene for their release from detention. On the same day, the Court upheld our request for interim measures. We immediately referred the group to AWAS in order to secure their care,” the NGO said. During this meeting, the boys confirmed that they had informed several people about their age, but that nobody had yet approached them to assess them. Many of the migrants were not present for their detention hearing. It was during this review that six of the migrants declared that they are children.

The more the Home Office cracks down on the 'small boats', the greater its responsibility to their vulnerable passengers, say David Neal and Stephen Shaw.

At the time of the first Shaw review and through most of the years since, it has been government policy to seek to reduce the use of immigration detention. Ministers and officials point to rising numbers of reports of torture and modern slavery referrals as evidence of abuse of the system, when these trends may well reflect the system working as it should, with safeguards available to those who need them. Over nearly eight years, the Shaw reviews and ICIBI inspections have reflected a commitment from ministers and officials to the reform of immigration detention. While the commitment of many of those involved in immigration detention to make the system more humane has no doubt been genuine and sincere, the system still does not work well enough. It was in response to a second Shaw review in 2018 that one of May’s successors, Sajid Javid, requested regular ICIBI inspections to ensure that policies to protect vulnerable people in detention were working as they should. In response, the government has said it intends to reassert control over the country’s borders through measures that include the expanded use of immigration detention.

This inspection identified shortcomings in the Rule 35 process, a vital safeguard for vulnerable detainees.

In light of my findings that the system is not working as well as it should and that progress towards implementing accepted recommendations for improvement is far too slow, I am concerned that the Home Secretary has judged this to be an appropriate moment to terminate her predecessor’s commission to ICIBI to carry out an annual review of ‘Adults at risk’ policies and safeguards. It is in the gift of the Home Secretary and senior officials to make the system more effective. But in carrying out any changes to current procedures, the Home Office must ensure that there is a sound evidentiary basis for its actions and that genuinely vulnerable detainees do not see the protections available to them rolled back. I welcome the publication of the third annual inspection report on the Home Office’s ‘Adults at risk in immigration detention’ policy. By bringing these individuals to the attention of Home Office staff responsible for authorising and reviewing detention, the Rule 35 process provides an essential safeguard for vulnerable detainees. During the inspection period, a significant increase in Rule 35 reports resulted in considerable pressure on healthcare and Home Office systems.

In a statement, human rights NGO aditus foundation said the decision “confirms that Malta is indeed detaining persons who are in most need of care and ...

Each of these allegations will be answered by the Maltese authorities in its reply to the European Court.” “Currently, the Agency for the Protection of Persons Seeking Asylum (AWAS) is carrying out the necessary tests to verify whether these persons are minors or adults. We requested the Court to intervene for their release from detention.” During this meeting, the boys confirmed that they had informed several people about their age, but that nobody had yet approached them to assess them. On 30 November the Police issued them all with Detention Orders. It also underlines that this approach is simply unacceptable.”

Watchdog says unevidenced claims migrants abusing system 'infecting response' to vulnerable people.

“I have no doubt that some migrants are abusing the system, but this cannot be allowed to infect the whole response from the Home Office. Mr Neal vowed to continue the inspections “in line with my statutory remit, and continue to bring my findings to the attention of the home secretary, parliament, and the public”. David Neal, the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration (ICIBI), said that unevidenced claims that migrants were “abusing the system” to secure their release were stopping vulnerable people getting support.

Torture victims and suicidal people in immigration detention centres are not receiving adequate help because of unfounded suspicions from ministers and ...

The report rightly notes the commitment and professionalism of Home Office teams who work to safeguard those in detention. “We take the welfare of detained individuals extremely seriously, treating all those in detention with dignity and respect. The article accused ministers of making “unevidenced” claims of abuse of the safeguarding system by asylum seekers. “It is disappointing that the current home secretary has now discontinued the standing commission for the independent chief inspector for borders and immigration to carry out these reviews each year,” he wrote. The Office for Statistics Regulation said it had requested “specific evidence” to back their claims but none was provided. I do not accept the limited evidence provided to support this assertion and there were few obvious activities under way to address this concern,” he said.

Dudley had been held in Russia since April after he crossed the border from Poland into Kaliningrad.

“As we celebrate Taylor’s safe return, we remain very concerned for Paul Whelan and committed to continue to work on his safe return, as we have been for the last four years, as well as other Americans,” Richardson said. Former New Mexico Gov. “The negotiations and work to secure Taylor’s safe return were done discreetly and with engagement on the ground in both Moscow and Kaliningrad,” according to the statement.

Taylor Dudley had been held since April 2022 and was one of several detained Americans whom Richardson and U.S. authorities have been seeking to have freed.

Taylor Dudley had been held since April 2022 and was one of several detained Americans whom Richardson and U.S. The U.S. In Dudley's case, the U.S. He said a team from the Richardson Center, which has helped free detained Americans from a number of countries, had visited Moscow several times in the past year on Dudley's case. U.S. Russia released a U.S.

CNN has reported the release of a U.S. Navy veteran Thursday after almost a year in Russian custody.

State Department, along with the U.S. Bill Richardson's non-profit, The Richardson Center for Global Engagement, which is also responsible for securing the release of former U.S. for his release, the U.S. While no prisoner exchange was made with the U.S. The release comes after months of negotiations led by former New Mexico Gov. Embassy in Warsaw, a release the Richardson Center worked on diligently and quietly for more than 6 months with significant assistance from the Steve Menzies Global Foundation, from Hostage U.S., and from the James Foley Foundation.

Mr Dudley, from Lansing Michigan, was taken into custody by Russian border patrol in April of last year after he crossed the border from Poland into Kaliningrad ...