The investigation into Andrew Tate has intensified after his ex-girlfriend, Bri Stern, filed a police report accusing him of sexual assault. Sources close to the case have confirmed that Beverly Hills Police are actively pursuing the matter, with Tate’s lawyer, Joseph McBride, meeting with authorities on Tuesday to discuss the ongoing criminal probe.
According to reports, McBride and police officials have had informal talks about the case, during which it was made clear that at some point, Tate will be required to give a statement regarding the alleged incident.
Allegations of Abuse and Violence
Bri Stern’s allegations are serious. She claims that Tate attacked her during a sexual encounter at the Beverly Hills Hotel, alleging that he choked her nearly to the point of unconsciousness and beat her face in a violent episode. Stern has also filed a lawsuit, stating that Tate threatened to kill her if she ever crossed him.
Tate, however, has vehemently denied the accusations. His legal team has downplayed Stern’s claims, with McBride previously likening her alleged injuries to minor discomforts, dismissing the seriousness of her reported symptoms.
Legal Implications and Ongoing Investigation
As the investigation continues, police are working to determine the facts surrounding the incident. Given the nature of the allegations and the lawsuit, the outcome could have significant legal and personal consequences for Tate.
While the investigation is still in its early stages, it’s clear that this case is far from resolved, with both sides preparing for further legal action.
