Tate brothers press for bail in Miami as extradition to UK advances
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Lawyers for Andrew and Tristan Tate urged a Miami judge to grant bail during extradition proceedings to Britain over rape-related charges, arguing their Romania release shows they are not flight risks. Prosecutors warned they could be dangerous and may flee, referencing UK and Romanian allegations, and noting the extradition process could take months. The defense proposed bond, surrender of passports and location monitoring while the case unfolds.
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