A Florida judge granted NFL team owner Robert Kraft's request to suppress surveillance video footage and other evidence in his prostitution solicitation case, a major blow to the case against him
A Florida judge granted NFL team owner Robert Kraft's request to suppress surveillance video footage and other evidence in his prostitution solicitation case.
The ruling is a major blow to the case against Kraft, whose lawyers argued that the evidence was gathered illegally.Kraft is one of dozens of spa patrons accused of receiving illicit massages at the Orchids of Asia spa in January.He and other defendants pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges based on what authorities described as evidence collected from the recordings and other surveillance methods.
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