Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate are arrested in Miami under a UK extradition request, according to multiple outlets citing U.S. officials and UK prosecutors. The U.S. Marshals Service tells the Associated Press that the brothers are taken into custody on a sealed warrant. UK authorities, including the Crown Prosecution Service, say they are seeking their extradition over alleged rape and human trafficking/sex-trafficking offences. Reporting also describes that British prosecutors have brought charges connected to multiple alleged victims and that the case involves offences dating back to 2010. One outlet reports the brothers face charges in the United Kingdom totaling 21 counts, including rape, “actual bodily harm,” and human trafficking. Another outlet adds that officials say the UK is bringing further charges. The arrests are tied to years of investigations in Europe, and the next step described across coverage is the extradition process to the United Kingdom for prosecution on the pending allegations.