Bodycam footage shows 49ers owner Jed York stunned as police arrest him in prostitution sting

Police bodycam footage was obtained by OutKick, showing York being stunned when East Palestine Police Department authorities pulled him over and quickly took him into custody on charges related to trying to meet up with a prostitute in an Ohio trailer park.York was wearing a New York Yankees t-shirt, shorts and sneakers, but he was also still sporting his wedding ring on his left hand, the video showed.49ERS OWNER JED YORK ARRESTED FOR 'ENGAGING IN PROSTITUTION' IN OHIO, PLEADS NO CONTEST TO LESSER CHARGESYork was taken into custody on charges related to trying to meet up with a prostitute in an Ohio trailer park.(Columbiana County Sheriff’s Office)"Can I ask what you’re doing?" York said multiple times to the officers who had placed him in handcuffs without an issue and started to pat him down.The officers asked the 49ers owner if he’s looking to meet up with anyone, which York replied, "Just driving."Also in the bodycam footage was an officer mentioning that York had a "s--- ton of cash" in his rental vehicle, finding hundreds of dollars in $20 bills."It’s crazy the people that do this," an officer was heard saying.
"They could do whatever they want.They could do other things.
They could go other ways.It’s wild."An incident report from the Mahoning Valley Law Enforcement Task Force noted that York had agreed to give $160 to a woman for sex after he reached out to her through an undercover ad on a website known for prostitution three times.
York went by "Joe" in the communication with the woman, and he planned to be with her for one hour at the Ohio trailer park meeting location.After York pleaded no contest to the lesser charge of disorderly conduct as well as possessing criminal tools, he was sentenced to one day in jail, though he was given credit for time served.He also was ordered to pay $1,150 in fines.San Francisco 49er's owner Jed York talks with reporters as he leaves the NFL owner's spring meeting Wednesday, May 23, 2018, in Atlanta.
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