San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York found himself in legal hot water in Ohio after pleading no contest to two charges — disorderly conduct and possession of criminal tools — stemming from an early Sunday morning incident at a trailer park. He reportedly responded to an online ad, paid $140 for sexual activity, and was later arrested by local police and a human trafficking task force. Facing a combined one-day jail sentence, a $1,150 fine, and an online course, York was out by Monday morning. The 46-year-old, who grew up near East Palestine and still owns property there, is a major NFL figure — nephew of former 49ers owner Edward J. DeBartolo Jr., CEO since 2008, and principal owner this year. Under his leadership, the team reached three Super Bowls without a win, while also holding stakes in Leeds United and Rangers through his company, 49ers Enterprises.
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