Latest On Patriots Owner Robert Kraft

Florida prosecutors offered a plea deal to Patriots owner Robert Kraft and other men charged with a recent sex sting operation, as Andrew Beaton of the Wall Street Journal writes. However, the proposal calls for Kraft and 24 others to admit they would have been proven guilty at trial. Based on the statement put out by Kraft at the outset of the scandal, it’s far from a given that he’ll agree to those terms. 

Also, as a part of the proposed agreement, Kraft would have to complete an education course about prostitution, perform 100 hours of community service, and undergo testing for sexually transmitted diseases. Prosecutors say this is the standard diversion program offered to first-time offenders in such matters.

The state attorney’s office says none of the 25 men in question have accepted the agreement just yet. Meanwhile, Kraft’s attorney has yet to comment on the agreement proposed by authorities.

As it stands, Kraft is set for an April 24 court date – one day before the start of the 2019 NFL Draft. However, Kraft can opt to simply have his attorney appear on his behalf.

View Comments (39)