Two weeks after police stopped his car to confirm his identity, Robert Kraft's Patriots won another Super Bowl ring.
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When the white Bentley of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was pulled over after cops say it left a day spa, the billionaire asked an officer whether he cheered for the Dolphins and showed him one of his Super Bowl rings, according to a motion filed by prosecutors this week.

The stop took place on January 19 as Kraft’s driver pulled away from the spa in Jupiter, Florida, where authorities say scores of men were getting illegal sexual favors, the document says.

Kraft was a passenger in the car and was very polite and respectful to officers, Palm Beach County prosecutors said in their motion, citing police body camera footage.

He asked whether an officer was a Dolphins fan, told the officer that he was the owner of the Patriots and said that his driver was “being nice by taking him somewhere.”

Kraft showed an officer a Super Bowl ring.

He answered “Robert Kraft” when asked about his identity and showed the officer his driver’s license, the motion says.

“The identification of the defendant was now secure,” the motion says.

Kraft returned to the spa the next day, prosecutors say.

He was not arrested as defendants were not charged until after authorities got a warrant and searched the spa in February.

CNN has reached out to Kraft’s attorneys for comment but have not received an immediate response.

Hundreds of people were charged in the sting involving several massage parlors and day spas in Florida. Kraft faces two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution. He has pleaded not guilty and requested a jury trial.

The Patriots have six Super Bowl championships, the most recent coming in February, two weeks after Kraft was stopped by police.