Robert Kraft told a cop he was the owner of the New England Patriots and showed off his Super Bowl ring to the cop minutes after leaving a Florida massage parlor where he had just received sexual services for pay from two women, prosecutors say.
Billionaire businessman Robert Kraft told a police officer he was the owner of the New England Patriots and showed off his Super Bowl ring to the cop minutes after leaving a Florida massage parlor where he had received sexual services from two female workers there for pay, prosecutors allege in a court filing.
When his car had been stopped by a police officer the prior day, he had mentioned to that cop his plans for the game, prosecutors said. The 77-year-old widower has pleaded not guilty in the case. He is challenging the legality of the surveillance videos, which are the key pieces of evidence against him, and which were obtained through a"sneak-and-peek" search warrant signed by a judge.Prosecutors in their filing defended the legality of the warrant used to obtain the videos, arguing that Kraft"had no expectation of privacy while inside" the spa.
Police hid cameras in the spa's lobby and in"several massage rooms" just a day before Kraft's first visit, on Jan. 19, court records show. Kraft then got into the front passenger seat of the Bentley, and was driven away by Bernon, prosecutors said."At the time, none of the [police officers who had been watching the video feed from the hidden cameras] knew that the suspect who had just committed the criminal act was Robert Kraft," prosecutors wrote.
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