CLERMONT, Fla. -
A YouTube video has landed a Clermont man in jail. Clermont police said the 26-year-old went around a Walmart filming himself as he said racy things to women, but when he put his hand on one of them, that is when police got involved.
Hector Rivera was arrested last Friday after a woman reported him to police. From comments to questions, Rivera managed to get a reaction out of unsuspecting shoppers, while filming them with his phone.
'Excuse me, can I tell you something real quick?' Rivera asked one woman.
'Why are you recording me?' said one shopper.
'I think all Spanish girls have big butts,' a YouTube video showed Rivera telling another woman.
'Hey, excuse me?'
'You're following me,' said Rivera to another shopper.
Some people, however, didn't find it funny at all.
'Because when my kids saw that video, they were offended. I'm a single mom and that's really offensive,' said one woman, who Local 6 isn't identifying.
The YouTube video shows him asking to try her 'cookies' and also calling her a 'kitty cat'.
The mother told Local 6 she felt violated by Rivera as he began to make inappropriate remarks then to find herself on YouTube.
But she said it was when he put his arm around her that she went to get help.
'I feel violated. I was thinking he was really disrespectful because at the moment, I didn't understand what he was telling me,' said the woman.
Police arrested Rivera and charged him with disorderly conduct and battery.
'If he wants to make money out of humiliating women, remember that he has a mother,' said the woman.
There is no indication Rivera is making money. However, a YouTube channel has several videos showing the same approach.
Rivera bonded out of the Lake County Jail Sunday night. His family told Local 6 he was not home.
Meanwhile, Local 6 reached out to him via YouTube to get his side and got no response.
Clermont Police said he could see more charges if there are more complaints.
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