The former football assistant coach at Los Osos High in Rancho Cucamonga admitted to producing 600 images of sexual assault material using a hidden camera that was placed in the high school's bathrooms and locker room.
plead guilty to three felony charges stemming from placing a hidden camera in the girl's locker room to take pictures of the teens while they were changing before, during, and after sporting events.
Attorney Gloria Allred is representing 48 young victims in the case and filed a lawsuit against the Inland Empire high school as well as the Chaffey Joint High School District. Allred said the parents and their daughters are outraged and believe he is deserving of a longer sentence. Allred said she supports protecting the identities of victims of sexual assault, but also wants to support those who want to be heard.
She remembers Riden being a nice and sweet man but said his actions made her lose faith in finding trust in good people, and she’s lost her sense of self-respect.
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