Overview

• Kyle Snyder, a three-time NCAA champion and Olympic gold medalist, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct after being arrested in a May 9 prostitution sting in Columbus, Ohio.
• The sting operation, conducted by the Columbus Police Department’s PACT unit, led to the arrests of Snyder and 15 others after they responded to online escort ads.
• As part of his plea deal, Snyder was fined $250, forfeited $160 paid to an undercover officer, completed a one-day John School program, and agreed to leave his record unsealed for two years.
• During a virtual court hearing, Snyder expressed remorse, saying the experience taught him about the impact of his actions on his family and community, and vowed to make better decisions moving forward.
• Snyder’s legal troubles come shortly after signing with the Real American Freestyle wrestling league, raising questions about the potential impact on his professional career.