Jed York, owner of the 49ers, has entered a plea. Court documents show he pleaded no contest to certain charges.
A charge was amended before his plea. The original charge was related to prostitution, but this was changed.
Details of the case are available from the source, including the outcome of the plea and the amended charge, which is now disorderly conduct.
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