'Once a case is over, it's not an ongoing investigation,' Martin County Sheriff William Snyder told CNBC. 'There has to be a specific reason not to release a public record. And the fact that there is sexual activity is not an exemption'
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft really doesn't want the public to be able to see videos that prosecutors say show him getting sexual services in a Florida spa for cash — but the case's top cop expects that salacious footage eventually will be given to the media and others.
Snyder led the sprawling human-trafficking probe in South Florida that ended up with Kraft and more than 300 other people in Martin, Palm Beach and Indian River counties being hit with prostitution-related charges.Some of those cameras, according to court records, captured Kraft receiving sexual services from two women at the Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, Fla., on Jan. 19.
On Wednesday, Kraft and 14 other defendants filed a motion for a protective order Palm Beach County Circuit Court seeking to block the release of surveillance video in the case. A similar motion for protective order was also filed in the Martin County case.
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