Gay YouTube Star May Have Faked Homophobic Attack, Say Police
In a classic case of he said / cops said, gay YouTube star and LGBT advocate Calum McSwiggan was charged with multiple crimes on a night he alleges he was assaulted outside a gay club in West Hollywood, California. All rights reserved. Designated trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Gay bashing
Out gay YouTube star Calum McSwiggan, 26, claimed he was the victim of a targeted attack outside a West Hollywood Gay bar on Sunday night. The West Hollywood sheriff's department, however, said. The West Hollywood sheriff's department, however, said that it is "unable to substantiate" that story — and have a very different story to tell. McSwiggan "had no visible injuries" and was arrested "after deputies observed him vandalizing a car" on the block of Santa Monica Blvd, according to a statement from the sheriff's department given to Mic over the phone. 
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Deputies from West Hollywood Station responded to and investigated the report by Calum McSwiggan that he was assaulted by three males after leaving a local nightclub early Monday morning. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Many maintain that The Abbey in West Hollywood is the site of the most disorienting experience of their lives.
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Gay bashing is an attack, abuse, or assault committed against a person who is perceived by the aggressor to be gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or queer (LGBTQ+). Over the weekend, McSwiggan claimed he had been the victim of a hate crime, suffering broken teeth and six stitches to his head outside the Abbey after VidCon. The department also shared a booking photo with the Daily Dot, which appeared to show McSwiggan without injuries to the face. 
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Gay adult film actor Wesley Woods, went to his Tweeter account to post that he and his best friend were attacked in West Hollywood for being gay. He says the gay bashing happened on Wednesday, August 8. .
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Out YouTube personality Calum McSwiggan claims to have been the victim of a targeted, homophobic attack outside a West Hollywood Gay bar on Sunday night. .
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Lopez and her girlfriend had gone to The Abbey — a popular gay bar in West Hollywood, California — before having a disagreement about moving to New Mexico and separating. .