Andrew Tate: Shocking details emerge of Tate brothers' criminal group

In the latest on the arrest of Andrew Tate the investigation has revealed some unsettling details about the activities happening in his safe house after the social media star was detained for human trafficking.

A source told MailOnline, Tate had an organized criminal group which allegedly held six women captive who were forced to create explicit videos for their paying customers.

This shocking revelation comes after police came forward with statements addressing the allegations of the criminal group.

The insider detailed how the women were lured in and trapped, "The abuse was physical and emotional". 

"They were not allowed to leave the house without security and they were watched day and night."

"They were essentially kept under house arrest 24/7 like prisoners. They were deprived of their freedom and followed everywhere."

This was followed by a statement by Romania's Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) sharing the Tate brothers' "loverboy method" of trapping women where they reportedly, promised love and marriage to the women but in turn "exploited" them.

As per the police, acts of "physical violence and mental coercion" were also used to trap the victims.