Andrew Tate Complains About Having ‘Stomach Problems’ Due To Prison Water

Andrew Ttae complains about prison water
Andrew Ttae complains about prison water

Andrew Tate continues to complain about his prison conditions.

Last week, Tate was arrested in Miami, Florida, after the UK levied 42 charges against him, including human trafficking, which carries a penalty of life in prison.

Via Malcolm McHaffie, head of the U.K. Special Crime Division at the Crown Prosecution Service

“We have decided to prosecute Andrew and Tristan Tate for further offences including rape, arranging or facilitating trafficking for sexual exploitation and offences relating to indecent images of a child.”

“These charging decisions followed receipt of a further file of evidence from Bedfordshire Police and bring the total number of alleged victims in this case to seven.”

While fighting extradition to the UK, Tate has complained about his prison conditions on social media.

In one post, Tate claims he’s been put next to a “cannibal who screams throughout the night.”

Tate is now complaining about having stomach problems due to the prison water he’s been drinking.

Tate’s lawyer is blasting authorities and calling for the release of his client.

“They are being hunted by a despotic UK Government that wants to bury them in a foreign prison for the rest of their lives,” McBride also claimed in his written statement. “We met with them today. They are dressed in orange jumpsuits like Al Qaeda terrorists at Guantanamo Bay. Two innocent men, charged with nothing in America, dressed like enemy combatants.”

“This is un-American and unconscionable,” McBride added. “Love Andrew and Tristan or hate them. It does not matter. When American citizens can be caged for their politics, every single one of you is next. Mark my words, today it is Andrew and Tristan.”

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Andrew Tate Complains About Having ‘Stomach Problems’ Due To Prison Water
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