49ers Owner Jed York Suspended for Six Games, Fined $500K After Ohio Arrest
49ers owner Jed York suspended six games and fined $500K after Ohio prostitution arrest. Full details on penalties and response.
POLICY WIRE — San Francisco, United States — The NFL has handed down a six-game suspension and a $500,000 fine to 49ers owner Jed York following an investigation into his conduct. The league announced the disciplinary action on Friday, marking a significant consequence for the team’s top executive.
The penalties came two months after York was arrested in Ohio on suspicion of engaging in prostitution. He later pleaded no contest to charges of disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools. The league stated that York has already missed the first three regular-season games and NFL meetings, which count toward his suspension. He is expected to return on October 20.
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In a statement released through the 49ers, York expressed regret for his actions, apologizing to his family, players, coaches, employees, fans, and partners. He acknowledged his mistake and took full responsibility, emphasizing the need to rebuild trust over time. York, who has led the 49ers since 2008, has been involved in major developments, including the construction of Levi’s Stadium and the team’s rise as a Super Bowl contender.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)




