Bodycam footage shows 49ers owner Jed York stunned as police arrest him in prostitution sting

Bodycam footage showed Jed York stunned as East Palestine police quickly arrested the 49ers owner during an undercover prostitution sting at an Ohio trailer park.

Bodycam video shows Rangers co-owner and San Francisco 49ers chief executive Jed York being arrested in Ohio.

Rangers co-owner Jed York's arrest has been captured in police bodycam footage after he allegedly tried to meet up with a sex worker.

Jed York and the San Francisco 49ers are navigating the fallout of his Aug. 23 arrest, with the team owner receiving notice...

Bodycam footage has captured the moment 49ers owner Jed York was approached by police prior to his arrest for soliciting prostitution.

Roger Goodell says Chicago Bears 'looking at' Illinois stadium site  USA Today

Commissioner Roger Goodell says the NFL is looking into whether San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York will be punished for violating the league’s personal conduct policy after he was caught in a prostitution sting in Ohio

The entirety of San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York’s arrest video is humiliating, but some of the cringe-inducing aspects of the video stand out more than others. Body camera footage shows the arrest of Jed York in East Palestine, Ohio. York was arrested on prostitution charges. Here are the five most embarrassing part

Jed York tells officer he was 'just driving' as bodycam captures 49ers owner's arrest  MARCA

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video This is the moment police used a circular saw to take down a front door before coming crashing into the flat of a suspected knife smuggler. Officers from the Metropolitan Police have released body-worn footage

More than a dozen officers stormed the flat after the door was cut through

Further details have emerged over the prostitution sting that led to the arrest of San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York at a US trailer park.

Jed York Sought Prostitute While Using Fake Name ‘Joe,’ Had $160 In Cash When Arrested  Forbes