#302 - 49ers Owner Jed York: What Really Happened

And the 49ers, uh, owner, Jed York, got arrested this past Sunday.

He was trying to find him a prostitute.

Uh, he was in Ohio and he was trying to find a prostitute, and he went onto this prostitution website and looked for a prostitute for full sexual activity and was willing to pay $160.

And sadly to say that this was actually not a real prostitute talking back to him, it was actually an undercover police officer.

So he was arrested in East Palestine, Ohio, near a mobile home park Sunday morning, and, um, went to jail.

Uh, what the- what the police are doing now, they're using a undercover advert type to set up a meeting, and if you respond to it, then they'll, you know, they have a undercover officer talking back to you thinking that you're gonna have sex with somebody.

I'm sure the photo's fake and that type of thing, but the most sadly to say, the most important thing to say, is that he got arrested.

He's a 49ers, San Francisco 49ers owner.

This guy's worth, you know, a lot of money.

And he was willing to- and he negotiated a price for $160 for an hour, and, uh, wa- and it said here, "Full service sexual activity." And they got him.

They got him.

What are you gonna say except they got him? They got Robert Kraft a couple years ago from the New England Patriots.

They're, they're own.

And, you know, these guys got a lot of money.

And, and, and, and I understand they wanna pay for it, but, you know, use [laughs], you know, use your connections of people you know to find you the booty if you want to, so to speak.

But it's sad that, you know, he's the owner and these guys got so much money.

And from what I understand also, he had recently gone through a divorce.

Uh, York was, um...

S- I, I don't know what he's thinking.

It said he's actually from Youngstown, Ohio, and he had an Ohio driver license, and during the text exchange with the undercov- officer, he called from his California number and, uh, said he used to live there but he didn't live there anymore.

But he was booked in Sunday morning and initially charged with engaging p- in prostitution and possessing criminal tools.

Uh, the latter charge, um, I think they dropped that to a couple of misdemeanors.

And he pled no contest and he's out.

So it, um, it's kinda sad just this owner of a national football team getting busted for trying to pick up a prostitute.

The NFL says on Monday that it's reviewing the situation under the personal conduct policy, which applies to all league members, including owners.