Jed York, co-owner of Leeds United and Rangers, is arrested in Ohio and subsequently pleads no contest in court. Multiple outlets report he enters pleas relating to misdemeanour offences after the arrest over the weekend.
Sky Sports reports York pleads no contest to misdemeanour charges including disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools. BBC News and Yahoo Sports state the case involves prostitution-related allegations, saying York pleads no contest to two charges connected to soliciting prostitution. Both accounts describe the same outcome in Ohio, but they differ in how they characterise the specific charges and circumstances reported by their sources.
BBC News additionally reports York is jailed following the pleas. Other outlets do not provide the same detail in the excerpts provided, focusing instead on the arrest and the misdemeanour plea terms. The reports are consistent on the identity of York, the jurisdiction (Ohio), and that he pleads no contest to misdemeanour charges after the arrest.
