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nfl owner Jed York faces potential league discipline after a no-contest plea over an attempt to pay for sex; insiders suggest he may self-suspend to limit reputational damage, with a suspension and fine expected, though owner penalties differ from players since revenue continues to flow to the team. The situation remains in focus amid ownership discussions like the Seahawks sale.
San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges in Ohio; the article does not provide details on the charges or sentencing.
San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York filed for divorce from Danielle Belluomini in May 2026 after a 2011 marriage that produced two children; weeks later he pleaded no contest to Ohio misdemeanor charges tied to an alleged prostitution-related incident, a development that could potentially affect his NFL standing.
San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York pleaded no contest to two charges—disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools—stemming from an Ohio arrest in East Palestine. He was sentenced to one day in jail for each count (to be served concurrently), fined a total of $1,150, and ordered to complete an online course. York, 46, has long ties to Ohio, led the 49ers since 2008, became principal owner in 2024, and also holds stakes in Leeds United and Rangers via 49ers Enterprises.
Two years after a speeding crash outside a San Francisco library killed a couple and their two young sons, 80-year-old Mary Fong Lau is poised to plead no contest to four counts of vehicular manslaughter, with a judge proposing two to three years of probation; prosecutors and relatives say the sentence is too lenient and seek harsher penalties and license revocation, arguing that the victims’ families deserve accountability and justice.
Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez was released from prison after a 10-month sentence following a no-contest plea to charges including premeditated attempted murder; in his first public statement since release, he thanks supporters and says he’s adjusting to life at home with his family and slowly returning to normal activities.
Mary Lou Retton, the American gymnastics legend, pleaded no contest to a DUI charge after a May traffic stop in her hometown, resulting in a $100 fine. She expressed remorse and responsibility for her actions, which involved erratic driving and alcohol consumption. The incident follows her recent health struggles with pneumonia.
Two women in New Mexico have been sentenced to prison after pleading no contest to charges of child abuse, including starving, beating, and chaining their children. Jayme Kushman received a 15-year sentence, while Jaime Sena was sentenced to six years. The arrests were made in August after authorities found unsanitary conditions and signs of abuse at their home. A third woman, Lora Melancon, is expected to plead guilty to child abuse charges.
Former University of Georgia star Jalen Carter has pleaded no contest to traffic charges related to a crash that killed a teammate and a recruiting staffer in January. Carter agreed to 12 months of probation, a $1,000 fine, and 80 hours of community service. He must also complete a defensive driving course approved by the state. Carter is expected to be one of the top picks in this year’s NFL Draft.