Robert Kraft Offered Plea Deal in Prostitution Case, Would Have to Take STD Test

New England Patriots and Boston Uprising owner Robert Kraft has been offered a deal in the prostitution case against him. TMZ reports that Kraft, who was charged with solicitation of prostiution last month, has been given an offer of a deal which would require him to agree to community service and STD test, as well as completing a course about prostitution.

Kraft would also have to state that he would be found guilty if the case went to trial and pay $5,000 per count ($10,000 total). The other men arrested and charged alongside Kraft in the prostitution sting have been offered the same deal.

Kraft has pleaded not guilty in the case despite the fact that there is reportedly videotaped evidence of his twice paying for a sex act at the massage parlor in Florida. Kraft’s next hearing is March 28th.