Robert Kraft Files Motion to Keep Video of Sex Act from Hidden Camera Concealed

New England Patriots Patriots owner Robert Kraft is taking legal action in an attempt to prevent law enforcement from publicly releasing the video of Kraft allegedly soliciting prostitution that was taken from inside the Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, Florida.

TMZ Sports reported the news:

"Kraft's attorneys—and attorneys for the other suspects—filed jointly Wednesday morning to get a protective order which would prevent law enforcement from releasing any evidence gathered in the investigation. That includes the hidden camera footage from inside Orchids of Asia [Day] Spa in Jupiter, FL.

"As we reported, cops placed cameras inside the spa and say they have video of Kraft making two visits to the spa. Cops say it includes footage of two women 'manipulating his genitals.'"

Kraft, 77, was offered a plea deal in the case, with prosecutors saying they would drop the two misdemeanor solicitation charges against him and the other 24 men charged in the case in exchange for an admission that he would have been found guilty had the case gone to trial, along with paying fines and doing community service, per Jason Carroll and Kevin Conlon of CNN.com.

The offering is common for first-time offenders, as Palm Beach State Attorney's Office spokesman Mike Edmonson told Carroll and Conlon, though Kraft has reportedly turned down the plea deal. 

Police have said Kraft was caught on footage on two separate occasions receiving "paid acts" by women at the spa. That was a part of a larger sex trafficking investigation into a number of central Florida day spas.

Kraft's spokesperson denied that the Patriots owner committed any crime.