Inspector in Kraft case says she saw evidence of trafficking

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   Police entered Orchids of Asia through an investigation described as targeting suspected human trafficking. A health inspector testified that clothing, beds and other conditions looked to her like possible trafficking. A prosecutor later told the court that the state had no trafficking evidence at the spa, and Kraft was never charged with trafficking.

   AP reports on the prosecutor's representation and inspector testimony; appellate opinion's account of the investigation and charges

   Police say Kraft paid for sex twice; prosecutors charge him with solicitation · Charges dismissed September 24, 2020 after surveillance was suppressed; no conviction