BYU Football Star Parker Kingston Released on Bail for Rape Charge
BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston faced serious legal issues following allegations of rape. Earlier this week, a Washington County judge granted him bail after he was charged with first-degree felony rape.
Parker Kingston’s Legal Situation
Kingston, 21 years old, was initially held without bail. The charges stemmed from a year-long investigation launched in February 2025. Authorities moved to release him on a $100,000 bail with specific conditions.
Bail Conditions
- Kingston must wear a GPS ankle monitor.
- He is required to leave Washington County.
- Return to Washington County is only allowed for court appearances.
- He cannot contact the alleged victim or potential witnesses.
- Kingston is barred from using social media while the case is ongoing.
Next Court Appearance
Kingston’s attorney agreed to the bail terms, indicating the intention to leave the county immediately post-release. The next court hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, February 25, at 10:30 a.m.
As the case proceeds, it highlights the intersection of sports, law, and personal conduct in the high-pressure world of college athletics.
