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hispanarepublicana wrote:
Ruiz said he immediately turned a tape over to the Sheriff's Department after the incident, but he has retained an attorney because of incidents that have happened since then. Luis Carrillo, a South Pasadena attorney, said he's helping Ruiz to make sure his rights are not violated. Carrillo said over a 12-hour period after the video tape was handed over to deputies, Ruiz was pulled over three times by officers. "His whole vehicle gets searched. It was totally unnecessary," Carrillo said. Staff writer Wendy Leung contributed to this story.

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This is not a brown or black thing it is about police over stepping their authority.

These pull overs by the cops is an attempt to intimidate this guy into doing anything so that the cops can retaliate.

Bad cops and some good cops ignorantly hang together to misguidedly protect one of their own.

If I was Ruiz I would be very careful when away from his home.

There is no protection for civilians when rogue cops come to get you.

You're exactly right, and I would almost almost feel better if this WAS a "brown or black thing" rather than a more corrupt and conspired effort to discredit someone who was merely a witness to the incident.