Andrew Tate Avoids Rape Charges in UK, Compares Himself to Trump
Controversial internet personality Andrew Tate has taken to social media to celebrate escaping legal charges in the UK.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he likened his situation to that of Donald Trump, calling himself “one of the most abused people in history.”
No Criminal Charges Filed in UK Sexual Assault Case
The UK’s Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has decided not to pursue criminal charges against Tate following allegations made by four women.
The civil case, brought to the High Court in London, alleged a series of serious assaults between 2013 and 2015.
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Allegations Include Physical Abuse and Threats
According to the civil suit, one of the women accused Tate of choking her multiple times in 2015, whipping her with a belt, and pointing a gun at her face.
Tate has consistently denied all allegations through his legal team.
CPS: Legal Threshold for Prosecution Not Met
A CPS spokesperson said the case was reviewed thoroughly in light of evidence provided by Hertfordshire Police.
The conclusion: the legal criteria for launching a prosecution were not met. “We have informed all parties,” the spokesperson added.
Tate Declares Victory in Post on X
Following the CPS decision, Tate posted:
“Romania? No case. UK? No case. USA? No case. 4 months in jail, 3 years locked in my house.
Endless media slander. $25 million stolen. Legal war? I am one of the most mistreated people in history, along with President Trump himself.”
Civil Suit Still Ongoing Despite CPS Decision
Though no criminal charges will be filed, the civil lawsuit remains active.
The four women involved are continuing their legal efforts through the civil courts, where the standard of proof is lower than in criminal cases.
Defense Lawyer Praises CPS Decision
Tate’s British lawyer, Andrew Ford, welcomed the outcome. “Despite outside pressure, the evidence speaks for itself,” he said.
“CPS rightly confirmed the evidence was insufficient for a realistic prospect of conviction.”
Media and Legal Battles Dominate Tate’s Narrative
Tate’s public persona has long thrived on controversy.
He regularly portrays himself as a victim of political or social agendas, often drawing parallels between his legal troubles and those of high-profile figures like Trump.
CPS Offers to Meet With Complainants
In an effort to maintain transparency, the CPS has offered to meet with the women who brought forward the allegations.
The agency said it would explain its decision in greater detail and respond to any questions.
Tate’s Image Remains Divisive
Despite avoiding criminal charges, Tate continues to be a polarizing figure.
While his followers see him as a truth-teller and victim of systemic injustice, critics argue that his rhetoric and alleged actions remain deeply troubling.
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