""This behavior does not reflect the standards, expectations, or policies of our department," the Riverside County Sheriff's Office stated, emphasizing their commitment to professionalism and accountability."
""We have initiated an internal investigation and will take appropriate action based on the findings," the sheriff's office confirmed, addressing the public's concerns regarding the deputy's actions during the standoff."
A Riverside County sheriff's deputy was filmed swiping on a dating app during a standoff with an armed suspect following a high-speed chase. The deputy was seen crouched behind a bearcat vehicle, scrolling through profiles. The sheriff's office stated that this behavior does not meet departmental standards and has initiated an internal investigation. The standoff followed a car chase where the suspect crashed into a wall, leading to a three-hour negotiation that ended with the suspect's death from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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