BYU Football Star Parker Kingston Released on Bail for Rape Charge
Parker Kingston, a wide receiver for Brigham Young University (BYU), was released on bail following serious allegations of rape. A Washington County judge granted bail after charging the 21-year-old with first-degree felony rape earlier in the week.
Background of the Case
The legal issues surrounding Kingston began after a year-long investigation that commenced in February 2025. Initially held without bail, Kingston’s situation changed when state prosecutors agreed to conditions for his release.
Conditions of Release
The bail was set at $100,000, and Kingston must adhere to several stipulations:
- He is required to wear a GPS ankle monitor.
- He must leave Washington County and can only return for court appearances.
- No contact with the alleged victim or potential witnesses is permitted.
- Kingston is prohibited from using social media during the case.
Kingston’s attorney accepted these conditions, indicating that he intends to leave the county immediately after his release.
Upcoming Court Appearance
The next hearing for Parker Kingston is scheduled for Wednesday, February 25, at 10:30 a.m. As this case unfolds, more details are expected to emerge.
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