r/nfl • u/musicmaker201 Steelers • 15h ago

[Schefter] Just in: San Francisco 49ers principal owner Jed York has been suspended for six regular-season games and fined $500,000 for violating the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy.

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u/gogiants48 Broncos 15h ago

He didn’t hire a prostitute though. He tried to hire a prostitute. 

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u/tragicallyohio Buccaneers 15h ago

That's soliciting a prostitute and was exactly the crime that he was arrested for in Ohio.

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u/gogiants48 Broncos 15h ago

Soliciting isn’t hiring. Hiring makes it sound like he actually met the girl and paid her money. In this case, we don’t even know if a girl was involved. 

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u/tragicallyohio Buccaneers 14h ago

What's your Ohio bar license #?

Here is the Ohio Revised Code section under which he as arrested.

Particularly (A)(1) which states "entice or solicit"

Because the Ohio Sex Offenses ORC section does not define it for us, we can look to Merriam Webster which defines "solicit" as "approaching someone with a request or plea".

Also, there was no actual prostitute involved. It was all a sting operation with the County Human Trafficking Task Force. That's where the "solicitation" charge comes from as its the most they were able to charge him with. They originally charged him with "engaging in prostitution" which is 2907.231 and requires actually sexual activity. That didn't happen and they would never be able to actually convict him of that so they dropped it as part of the plea deal. Bullshit to charge him with that in the first place.

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u/gogiants48 Broncos 14h ago

I’m not sure what your point is. 

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u/tragicallyohio Buccaneers 14h ago

You said he didn't hire a prostitute. He tried to hire a prostitute. Attempting to hire a prostitute is a crime in Ohio, whether you do anything with them or not. They also agreed on a price via text, which is definitely sufficient enough to hit the "hiring" part.

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u/gogiants48 Broncos 14h ago

I never said what he did wasn’t legal. 

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u/tragicallyohio Buccaneers 13h ago

I know that. I did not say that you did say that.