Report: Olympic champion, former wrestler of Ohio State Kyle Snyder, who was arrested in prostitution Sting

Former Ohio state Wrestling National Champion and Olympia -Gold medalist Kyle Snyder was arrested on May 9th as part of a prostitution stitch, so 10 WBNS. He was reportedly one of 16 men during the operation.

“The police from Columbus, Sgt. Joe Albert, said the police and the community together carried out an undercover operation in the north side of the city on May 9,” the report said. “The operation aimed to reduce prostitution.

“At around 8:15 p.m., the officials, text messages and telephone calls began to receive from a man who answered one of the ads. According to the department, a meeting was arranged in a nearby hotel. About 20 minutes later a man – later identified as Snyder – paid in the hotel, paid for a hidden civil servant cash and requested a sexual law.”

Snyder was arrested by uniformed officials in the reported hotel room for prostitution. The wrestling star was released from custody on site. He was also called in court on May 19.

As a wrestler, Snyder is one of the most decorated American wrestlers in history. He was the youngest American man who won a gold medal at the Olympic Games when he won in Rio in 2016 and at the same time ran on college.

Snyder won a silver medal on 2020 (2021 after shift). He was not medal in Paris in 2024, but was in a row in his third Olympic team and the expectation is that he will try to make a quarter for 2028.

In order to train for freestyle wrestling, Snyder represents the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club, the senior training center in Penn State. After his career in the state of Ohio, he joined the invited room.

Snyder has a total of 30 gold medals in the Olympic Games, World Championships and more. He also has five silver and seven bronze medals.

In the state of Ohio, Snyder was a four-time NCAA finalist (once at 197 and three times at 285). He finished second in 2015 and then won three consecutive heavyweight titles from 2016 to 18. Snyder ended his college career with a 75-5 record.