The National Football League has issued a six-game suspension and a $500,000 fine to
York has remained absent from all team games and league meetings throughout the current season. The NFL has credited him with three games already served under this suspension. He is permitted to resume his duties on October 20, immediately following the 49ers' scheduled game against Washington.
Legal Proceedings and Case Details
The arrest occurred at a mobile home park, where York was taken into custody by the
Following his arrest, York was booked into jail and subsequently released after posting a $5,000 bond. While he was initially charged with engaging in prostitution, prosecutors later amended the charge to disorderly conduct. York entered a plea of no contest to that charge, as well as a charge of possessing criminal tools, which related to his use of a mobile phone to respond to an undercover online advertisement.
As part of the resolution of the case, York was sentenced to one day in jail, which was considered served at the time of his plea. In addition to the jail time, he was ordered to pay a $1,150 fine. The $160 seized by authorities at the time of the arrest was forfeited to the human trafficking task force. Furthermore, York has completed an online course as part of the requirements of his sentencing.
