First-time offenders who were charged with misdemeanors as part of a prostitution solicitation sting in Florida last month — which would include New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft — have…
First-time offenders who were charged with misdemeanors as part of a prostitution solicitation sting in Florida last month — which would include New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft — have been offered pre-trial diversion deals that would ultimately lead to the dismissal of solicitation charges, a spokesman for the prosecutor’s office said on Tuesday.
The agreement proposed by prosecutors mandates the men review the evidence and admit they would be found guilty if the case went to trial. The Wall Street Journal was the first media outlet to report the offer.
“All defendants in that investigation that have been charged with misdemeanors receive a comparable plea offer,” said Michael Edmondson, state attorney’s spokesman.
Edmondson didn’t comment on Kraft specifically.
