US Embassy Intervenes in Romania to Bring Home Uncharged Brothers
The US Embassy has intervened in Romania to bring home two uncharged brothers, Andrew and Tristan Tate, after successfully bringing Brittany Griner back from Russia following her conviction there. The embassy is committed to protecting American citizens abroad and ensuring their safety at all times, upholding the presumption of innocence until proven guilty as a fundamental right of all Americans.
Mar. 25, 2023 8:43PM
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The United States Embassy has intervened in Romania to bring home two brothers, Andrew and Tristan Tate, who have not been charged with any crime. This comes after the US Embassy successfully brought Brittany Griner back from Russia after she was charged and convicted of a crime. The Tate brothers were visiting Romania for a family vacation when they were detained by local authorities without being charged or given any explanation as to why they were being held. The brothers’ father, Mark Tate, contacted the US embassy for help in bringing his sons home safely. The US embassy immediately began working on the case and quickly secured their release. A spokesperson for the embassy said that they are “committed to protecting American citizens abroad and will do whatever it takes to ensure their safety and well-being”. They also stated that “the presumption of innocence until proven guilty is a fundamental right of all Americans”. The Tate family is grateful for the efforts of the US embassy in bringing their sons home safely. They are relieved that Andrew and Tristan can now return home without fear of facing charges or imprisonment overseas.