British investigators claim that 168 indecent images and videos were found on Andrew Tate’s devices, including one involving a minor

British investigators claim to have discovered 168 indecent images and videos on Andrew Tate’s devices, as part of the investigation conducted in the United Kingdom and included in the case file concerning his and his brother Tristan’s extradition from the United States.

According to documents filed by the British authorities, 66 of the materials were classified as Category A, considered the most serious under British law, while another 26 were classified as Category B. Prosecutors allege that some images may show a 17-year-old girl and claim that Tate knew she was a minor.

Investigators cite an exchange of messages which they say would demonstrate knowledge of the girl’s age. At the same time, prosecutors accuse Andrew Tate of having distributed the materials through a messaging network.

The information appears in documents used in the extradition proceedings against the Tate brothers in the United Kingdom. Recently, Reuters reported that British investigators accuse the two of having lured women to Romania through the “Lover Boy” method, in order to exploit them afterward.

Andrew and Tristan Tate face 59 charges in the United Kingdom, including rape and human trafficking. The accusations have not been definitively established by the court.