Credit: Courtesy the Akron Police Dept.
Akron police officer Adam Campbell will serve a year of probation for attacking a man outside the Wyndam Cleveland hotel at Playhouse Square last year.

He was found guilty of misdemeanor assault last month.

He also has to pay $1,000 restitution to 31-year-old Steven Crupp, who suffered six broken ribs, a cracked pelvic bone and a battered face in the attack. That’s in addition to a $500 fine.

According to cleveland.com, Crupp says the incident began after Campbell attempted to hit on one of the women he was with at a bar. Another woman made fun of his antics, and that’s when he came back with two other men to rough him up.

If Campbell violates his probation, he’ll have to serve a six-month jail sentence. In the meantime, he’s currently on unpaid administrative leave with the Akron Police Department.

2 replies on “Akron Police Officer Adam Campbell Gets Probation for Attacking a Man at Playhouse Square”

  1. Adam Campbell is an upstanding citizen and an asset to the Akron Police Department. He was involved in a very unfortunate encounter with a very bad person. A is a kind, compassionate human being who has devoted his life to helping others in his life. Anyone that truly knows Adam, knows he is innocent of any wrongdoing in this case. I believe this is just another attack on a police office.

    He should be commended for his interaction in this scenararo wish you the best of luc

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