On December 30, 2022, Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested during a police raid on suspicion of human trafficking in Romania. After a Twitter argument with climate activist Greta Thunberg didn't go his way, police were able to identify Tate's location using a pizza box in one of his response videos.

In a new report, the police have now seized Tate's assets including his favorite Bugatti alongside the rest of his 33-car collection.

Oh dear not only has the appeal by Andrew tate been rejected his mansion and cars have been seized

Oops

— Jones Robert (@JonesHistorical) January 3, 2023

The report said, "The DIICOT prosecutors also seized the impressive car collection of the two famous millionaires, worth over 5 million euros. They also seized several buildings, including the building where the two brothers lived, and allegedly seized six young women."

Tate's Bugatti is estimated to cost over three million euros but the police also took a Rolls Royce, two Ferraris, and a Porche. 

The collection was possibly purchased with funds from his human trafficking ring and could be turned over to the police indefinitely.

The brothers also owned a villa in Bucharest which costs around seven million euros, that was part of the asset seizer. 

Can’t wait for when Andrew Tate sees his 33 cars seized turned into Romanian police cars

— Nathan Sair (@NathanSair) December 29, 2022

The two have been detained for at least thirty days. It is not known if the brothers will be charged as the investigation is still ongoing.