What happened: York was arrested Sunday in East Palestine and charged with disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools. Court records show an initial charge of engaging in prostitution was amended to disorderly conduct.
Why it matters: Owners can face fines or suspensions under the NFL's personal conduct policy. The 49ers said the legal matter was resolved and declined further comment.
By the numbers: York posted $5,000 bond and was fined $1,150. He received concurrent one-day jail terms and credit for time served; $160 seized during the case was forfeited to the Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Task Force.
What to watch: The NFL's conduct-policy review and a pending expungement request are the next developments to watch.