San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York used alias, contacted prostitution ad three times before arrest

San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York was desperate to meet up with a prostitute, pinging a fake advertisement for a girl multiple times while trying to hide his famous identity, according to new police documents obtained by the California Post.

York first tried to arrange sex through the undercover ad on Saturday, a Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Task Force report stated.

“York messaged the female and advised that his name was Joe and that he would like to visit the female,” detectives wrote in the document.

Later that same day, York allegedly reached out again.

He “advised that he was just checking in, and was seeing if the female was available,” the report stated.

When both messages went unanswered by the undercover agent involved in the sting, York again reached out at 9:11 a.m. Sunday, according to the document.

He “asked if the female was free, and that he would love to come see her,” the report stated.

York allegedly said he was coming in from Boardman, Ohio — about 25 minutes away — and wanted the woman to “shoot him an address.” He then, according to the report, asked how much the female would charge for one hour.

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He “was advised that full service sexual activity was $160.00, with unprotected sex being $20 more,” officials wrote in the report. “York advised that the $160,00 worked for him, and he was on his way.”

York was then given a meeting location address, which was at an East Palestine trailer park with “a fictitious lot number,” according to the report.

Shortly after York arrived, the report stated he was stopped by marked units and arrested at 9:35 a.m.

York had $160.00 on him, which was seized, officials said. “A test text message to York’s iPhone revealed that it was the one used to arrange the criminal activity. York was driving an AVIS rental car at the time of the arrest.”

York was taken into custody and booked on two separate charges — one count of engaging in prostitution and one count of possessing criminal tools.

After reaching a deal with prosecutors, he pleaded no contest to a lesser charge of disorderly conduct as well as one count of possession criminal tools on Monday.

He was ordered to pay $1,150 in fines, and was sentenced to one day in jail, though he was given credit for time served and released.

The incident came roughly four months after York filed for divorce from his wife, Danielle Belluomini.

York stated in his divorce petition, which he submitted on May 11, the couple wed in June 2011 but had suffered “irreconcilable differences.”

York listed their date of separation as “TBD,” while noting he was looking for joint legal and physical custody of their two young sons. He also disclosed that the couple entered into a premarital agreement in July 2011.

The Niners said in a statement on Monday that because York’s arrest was a legal matter that had been resolved, they would “not be providing any further comment at this time.”

The NFL said it is investigating the situation through its personal conduct policy.

York was named team president in 2008, and became the organization’s owner in 2024.

The Niners wrap up their preseason on Thursday with a game against the Raiders before they kick off their regular season against the Rams in Australia on Sept. 10.

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