Robert Kraft Gets Happy Ending as Florida Prosecutors Offer to Drop Sex Sting Charges

2019-3-20 00:08

Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner of the New England Patriots, could finally get a happy ending to his humiliating prostitution scandal. Florida prosecutors are offering to drop the charges — if Kraft admits that he would’ve been found guilty at trial.

Under the proposed “deferred prosecution agreement,” Kraft would have to complete 100 hours of mandatory community service, get screened for sexually transmitted diseases, and attend a class on prostitution. The 24 other men who were also charged with solicitation reportedly received a similar deal, the Wall Street Journal reported. Accepting Deal Would Avert Embarrassing Trial It’s unclear if Kraft

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