Brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate arrived at the Voluntari Police headquarters on Monday around 10:00 a.m. to sign the judicial control.
Upon leaving the Police headquarters, Andrew Tate stated that he likes Romania because he lives here, mentioning that he will stay for a few more weeks, but it’s possible he might leave unexpectedly.
"I am free to go wherever I want. If they want to talk to me, I will talk to them as well. If they accuse me of something, we will go to court, and the court will decide. Until then, I'm not concerned about it because I have a very good life," said Tate.
The two brothers returned from the USA to Romania on Friday night, where they are accused of human trafficking, rape, and other crimes. In front of their residence in Bucharest, the Tate brothers said they returned because "innocent people don't run from anything."
"I love Romania very much"
Andrew Tate declared, on Monday, upon leaving the Police station in Voluntari, that he is willing to answer journalists' questions as long as they are not "stupid."
When asked when he will return to the USA and how long he intends to stay in Romania, he replied that at the moment he is not convicted of any crime and, therefore, he is a free person, like anyone else.
"So I can take a vacation wherever I want. I can go to Greece, to Australia, I can go wherever I like. But for now, I'm not alone, so for the time being, I'm glad to be back in Romania because I live here. I love Romania very much, I will probably spend a few weeks in Romania, if I don't decide spontaneously to leave. I will take into account the obligations imposed by the court, which I will certainly do. I am free to go wherever I want," Andrew Tate stated.
Regarding his presence at the police station as a necessary measure within the judicial control, Andrew Tate said that if he is called, he will come, and if not called, he will go on with his life.
"I think that all those who reason even a little have realized by now that this case leads nowhere. This case will end sooner or later. So now it's just a bureaucratic matter, signing some papers. We can discuss how unfair it is.
They tried to destroy my life for three years. But God tests us, and I believe that God is testing me. And I believe I did a good job refusing to be defeated. It was an interesting experience that is coming to an end," added the British-American influencer.
"I am one of the most important people in the world"
Asked about the investigation opened in Florida, similar to the one in Romania, Tate gave an evasive answer, saying that he is "investigated anywhere on the planet" because he is considered "one of the most important people in the world."
"And when you are one of the most important people in the world, any country on the planet is interested in you. Probably I am being investigated in Myanmar or in Kazakhstan," Andrew Tate said.
But that doesn't matter because he believes he hasn't done anything wrong and is happy to fulfill all legal requests anywhere in the world.
"If they want to talk to me, I will talk to them as well. And if they suspect there is a crime, then they should accuse me. We will go to court, and the court will decide. Until then, I'm not concerned about this because I have a very good life," Andrew Tate added.
185,000 dollars for a private flight
Before arriving in Romania, on Friday night, Andrew Tate had told his 10.8 million followers on X that he spent 185,000 dollars on a private plane, along with his brother, just to "sign a paper in Romania."