Tate brothers sent to trial by DIICOT for human trafficking and money laundering
DIICOT has sent brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate to trial for human trafficking of minors, sexual acts with a minor and money laundering.
Tate brothers charged by DIICOT for human trafficking of minors and sexual acts with minors
Google News RO — Crime (ro) reports that the Directorate for Investigating Organised Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) has sent brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate to trial for human trafficking of minors, sexual acts with a minor and money laundering.
The case constitutes one of the most widely publicised criminal cases investigated by DIICOT in recent years, targeting two citizens with international notoriety. The accusations cover grave offences in the sphere of sexual exploitation of minors, alongside money laundering operations.
The sending to trial marks the completion of the investigation and the transfer of the case to court, where the guilt or innocence of the two accused is to be established. Until a final ruling is pronounced, the Tate brothers benefit from the presumption of innocence.
DIICOT has not publicly communicated, up to the time of writing this article, additional details regarding the number of victims or the period in which the acts are said to have been committed, according to available information.
Source: Google News RO — Crime (ro)