🚨Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputy Anthony Ricardez spotted a man filming behind a store while on patrol, approached him on the property, demanded ID and an explanation for why he was there recording, and went hands-on. An employee then opened the back door, told the deputy the man was allowed... to be there, and brought him inside. Deputy Ricardez said he was just trying to protect the business. ❓Who is to blame for how this went down? The man who didn't cooperate with the deputy or the deputy for going onto private property and demanding answers. ❓Is the deputy being proactive by checking on him or is he just looking for someone to eff with? ❓Can a police officer go onto private property uninvited, and detain someone for loitering, because he saw them recording?show more

We used to deal with tyranny differently in this country.

What a pathetic tyrannical cop definitely overstepping he needs to be fired

"...or is he just looking for someone to eff with?"...YES, this. He received NO CALL, nobody from the property contacted him in any way. So mind your own fucking business. At least go into the store and ASK about what you see and investigate if it's a problem FIRST, BEFORE acting

I can't believe how many in these comments are just fine wuth cops violating someone's rights! A bunch of bootlicking brownshiemrts!

Fuck the police. End qualified immunity

Under California law, simple loitering is not a crime; it only becomes illegal when combined with a specific unlawful intent or prohibited activity under state statutes or local ordinances. Blanket bans on all loitering are unconstitutional because they violate rights to free assembly and due process.

There was no complaint so the cop had no business approaching him

The deputy is a fucking idiot that needs to be fired immediately..

And they wonder why people shoot at the cops.

Dude makes $121,000 a year to wipe his ass with the Constitution.

@RSO this is the same d****** agency. An illegally walked into a lady's house and then claimed ownership over the house. We don't owe you an answer an absent r a s we don't owe you an I d dipshits. Maybe honor your oath just once in your crusty life

You don't get to detain somebody and put them in half cups just because you're curious of something..

Wow, another gang member with a badge doesn’t know the law doesn’t know his job know it’s limitations. This man is a liability to whoever he works for. Are you listening city town county manager? You’re gonna be writing checks for this dumbass you can ask him all day long

Ricardez is a mindless bullying cunt. Sue the absolute fuck out of him. Make it hurt.

You should be able to use lethal force against officers like this.

I’d still arrest him after the store manager came out. Screw that wise ass.

Deputy Dumb Ass. Riverside needs to elect a new sheriff that can control these children.

@RSO are all your deputies this dumb, untrained, egotistical, and tyrannical?

Pushing people around is just fun; no one wants to admit it, but it's true. But some people let it get waaaay out of hand, and those are the ones who are drawn to positions of authority, like LE and the military. And those people hide behind those positions.

It PISSES ME OFF, more than words I can express for a damn cop to talk to a HUMAN BEING, like a D O G!! We do not sit on command, you are NOT THE TRAINER of human being that ARE NOT breaking the law. TREAT PEOPLE RIGHT!!

Can't help it and knowing people can't defend themselves against being assaulted by pigs they just love assaulting and torturing people. It should be legal for that guy to defend himself, laws need to change to protect citizens .. fuck pigs and fuck thier safety. Need dead cops

Bored cops are the most dangerous cops

Hey @ChadBianco is the US Constitution null and void in Riverside now?

Hey officer I'm sorry I'm allowed to be here. If you have a problem with it go speak to the manager. Have a great day This would have solved all the issues. Imagine this cop seeing this dude and not doing anything and then later on that guy shooting up the store.

Fukin cop has a power trip

They always think we owe them answers. And an ID. RAS be d*****

Fired and prosecuted.

I’d bust his fucking head for resisting and be right to do so.

The deputy is a fucking idiot and should've minded his own motherfucking business. This is why we call them pigs because they keep fucking acting like bitches. Get out of peoples business you stupid fuck. #MoreUntrainedPolice do you know if they actually trained them.....lol

Police are the enemy.

Police have zero authority to enforce loitering on private property, and they have no trespass authority unless the property owner has asked them to do so. This is why we shouldn’t hire 3rd world authoritarians to patrol our streets.

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If you're a cop investigating, then you go inside the store first and ask if there is supposed to be a person out back with a camera. Not detain and cuff somebody for a non-existent crime before you even bother finding out the circumstances. Lazy and an asshole.

@ChadBianco wtf is up with your boy not respecting the Constitution and inevitably costing the county a lot of money?