Robert Kraft dodged charges from prostitution sting. The Orchids of Asia employees did not.

Reporting cited here

1. reported

   Palm Beach charging documents said hidden video showed Robert Kraft receiving oral and manual sex during his second visit to Orchids of Asia in less than 24 hours, then giving the worker a $100 bill and another bill. Prosecutors charged Kraft with two misdemeanor solicitation counts. Courts suppressed the video because the surveillance violated the Fourth Amendment, and prosecutors dropped his charges. The Washington Post reported that four spa workers entered prostitution-related guilty pleas; two were women Kraft was accused of patronizing. Lei Chen spent 60 days in jail awaiting disposition and was sentenced to time served. Other workers received fines, probation, community service or forfeiture obligations. Kraft was not convicted.

   Worker plea outcomes, fines, probation, forfeiture and Lei Chen's 60 days in custody

   Police said Kraft received oral sex and manual stimulation; his charges were dropped while spa workers pleaded guilty · Kraft was not convicted; four workers pleaded guilty and one spent 60 days in custody

2. reported

   The Washington Post reported that four Orchids of Asia workers entered prostitution-related guilty pleas. Those pleas were entered by the workers, not Kraft, and do not convert his dismissed charges into a conviction.

   Paragraphs 2–7, separate dispositions for Shen Mingbi, Hua Zhang, Lei Wang and Lei Chen

   Spa workers enter prostitution-related guilty pleas after Kraft case is dropped · Plea dispositions reported; Kraft's separate case remained dismissed