Ohio gay rights activist charged with making hoax kidnap claim
CINCINNATI — The gay rights activist at the center of a kidnapping hoax was sentenced Wednesday. Adam Hoover, 20, was sentenced to a diversion program for six months. Green Township police Lt. Jim Vetter said Hoover's story was a hoax, and it was "readily apparent" after investigators talked to him. Ohio LGBT Rights Advocate Charged After Claiming On Facebook
A local gay rights activist has been charged with making false claims after he said he was abducted. Who is Adam Hoover?. By Steve Bittenbender Reuters - An Ohio gay rights activist was charged early Tuesday with falsely claiming he had been kidnapped and his family was in danger, setting off a police search in the Cincinnati area, authorities said. Adam Hoover, 20, who is from Harrison, Ohio, posted on his Facebook and Twitter accounts that he was in the trunk of his Ford Escort and his abductors planned to kill his family. Police
Adam Hoover, 20, of Harrison, will be booked into the Hamilton County jail and likely face a judge Wednesday morning, WXIX-TV reported. Josh Shapiro's residence. A suburban Cincinnati gay rights activist was charged with a misdemeanor early Tuesday after police say he falsely claimed online that he was kidnapped and thrown in the trunk of his car, NBC affiliate WLWT reported. 
Gay rights activist sentenced to diversion after false
Adam Hoover, 20, of Harrison, was summoned to appear March 20 in Hamilton County Municipal Court on a misdemeanor charge of making false alarms, court records show. Adam Hoover posted, "please help me I'm in the trunk of my ford escort Police later said there was no abduction.
Court date set for local gay activist charged with faking his
Hoover, 20, had posted on Facebook early Tuesday that someone abducted him and threatened his family. But Green Township police say that didn't occur. Gay rights activist Adam HooverWLWT March 3. A gay rights activist who caused a national panic on social media when he posted that he had been kidnapped has been found- and charged with faking his own abduction. Adam Hoover, 20, from Cincinnati, Ohio, the co-president of Marriage Equality Ohio, sent out a post on Twitter and Facebook Monday evening saying that he had been taken by individuals who were keeping him in the trunk of his car and threatening to kill him and his family.
Ohio Gay rights activist Adam Hoover charged with faking own
Adam Hoover, 20, who is from Harrison, Ohio, posted on his Facebook and Twitter accounts that he was in the trunk of his Ford Escort and his abductors planned to kill his family. .
Gay rights activist charged after claiming on Facebook
A gay rights activist who caused a national panic on social media when he posted that he had been kidnapped has been found- and charged with faking his own abduction. Adam Hoover, 20, from. . Adam Hoover, Ohio Gay Rights Activist, Charged With Faking
A same-sex marriage activist has been charged after falsely telling police he was Hoover, 20, was arrested after allegedly posting on his Facebook page that he had been kidnapped. .