IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE
STATE OF RIDGEWAY
THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY,
Plaintiff,
v.
TOKYOVIGILANTEE,
Defendant.
Docket No. ______
AFFIDAVIT OF PROBABLE CAUSE
I, Captain c4j2y, acknowledge that this is a statement made in support of the summons or
arrest warrant of tokyovigilantee, pursuant to Rid. R. Crim. P. 3(f)(2). The facts and information
in this statement are based upon my training, experience, participation in investigations, personal
knowledge and observations, and the observation of other investigators involved in this
investigation. This statement contains the information necessary to support probable cause for
criminal information and is not intended to include every fact and matter observed by me.
I. INTRODUCTION
1. I am a Captain with the Ridgeway County Sheriffs Office, and I have been employed as
such since March 25, 2026.
2. I have been a certified police officer through the Law Enforcement Training Center since
February 25th, 2026, and have received training on identifying probable cause.
3. Based on the information and evidence gathered during the course of this investigation, I
have probable cause to believe that tokyovigilantee has committed the following
offenses:
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a. R.C.C. § 5.02 - Unlawful possession of firearms with intent to sell;
b. R.C.C. § 5.08(b) - Unlawful stockpile of government-issued equipment;
II. PROBABLE CAUSE
4. On 05/14/2026 I detained the defendant for having an in-game Search Warrant.
5. After detaining the defendant, I transported them to the RCSO Headquarters near Palmer
to execute the search warrant in accordance with State law and department policy.
6. I performed the search on all vehicles belonging to the defendant, and discovered
numerous quantities of firearms, ammunition, and police-equipment. Among these items,
I discovered the following what I believe were unlawfully possessed:
a. A Stetson Cardiac-5 submachine gun;
b. Multiple Stetson M2-M and M2-A rifles;
c. Multiple Para 17 handguns;
d. Multiple units of PI 9mm ammunition;
e. Multiple extendable batons;
f. Two radios; and
g. Multiple TB26 tasers.
7. I have reason to believe that the firearms listed above are unlawful for the defendant to
possess because they are capable of automatic fire, or illegible for a civilian to possess.
8. Based on records available to me, the defendant does not have an Advanced Firearms
License (AFL) and is therefore unable to possess any automatic firearms.
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III. STATUTORY DEFINITIONS
9. R.C.C. § 5.02 - Unlawful possession of firearms with intent to sell is defined by State law
as any person who possesses a combined ten or more firearms or ammunition which are
illegal for that person to be in possession of:
a. During the execution of the lawfully authorized search warrant, I recovered
approximately an extreme amount of illegal firearms. For example, I discovered
forty-three (43) Para 17 handguns inside a Red Gridlock - RRN632 belonging to
the defendant, and numerous other automatic rifles.
b. Based on my training and experience, and records available to me at the time, the
defendant did not possess a valid Advanced Firearms License (AFL) and was
therefore not legally authorized to possess any firearms capable of automatic fire.
c. The quantity of firearms recovered—well in excess of the statutory threshold of
ten—combined with the defendant’s lack of lawful authorization, demonstrates
that the defendant knowingly stockpiled illegal firearms.
d. Accordingly, there is probable cause to believe the defendant unlawfully
possessed ten or more illegal firearms in violation of R.C.C. § 5.02.
10. R.C.C. § 5.08(b) - Unlawful stockpile of government-issued equipment is defined by
State law as any person who possesses 10 or more pieces of government-issued
equipment in any off-duty or civilian storage device, capacity, or other inventory, when
that possession is not authorized by State law or departmental policy.
a. During the execution of the lawfully authorized search warrant, I recovered
approximately twenty-six (26) extendable batons, two (2) radios, ten (10) TB26
tasers, and one (1) Para 17 flashlight.
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b. Based on my training and experience, I know these items to only be accessible
through government-employment, such as a police officer or firefighter.
c. Based on records available to me, the defendant is not a certified police officer or
public servant, and is therefore unable to possess these items in an off-duty
capacity inside their personal vehicles.
d. The quantity of equipment recovered—well in excess of the statutory threshold of
ten—combined with the defendant’s lack of lawful authorization, demonstrates
that the defendant knowingly stockpiled stolen government-equipment.
e. Accordingly, there is probable cause to believe the defendant unlawfully
possessed ten or more pieces of stolen-government equipment in violation of
R.C.C. § 5.08(b).
IV. EVIDENCE
(S) Exhibit A
Link to evidence—
https://youtu.be/GqLXkd4GNhs
Provided by—
c4j2y
Recording of the search.
(S) Exhibit B
Link to evidence—
Search Warrant Receipt - tokyovigilantee.pdf
Provided by—
c4j2y
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Search warrant receipt.
V. CONCLUSIONS AS TO PROBABLE CAUSE FOR A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
11. Based on the above factual allegations, it is the belief of the undersigned affiant that
probable cause exists that tokyovigilantee has violated:
a. R.C.C. § 5.02 - Unlawful possession of firearms with intent to sell;
b. R.C.C. § 5.08(b) - Unlawful stockpile of government-issued equipment;
Affiant declares under penalty of perjury that everything stated in this document is
true and correct.
Affiant c4j2y
Captain, Special Response Team
Ridgeway County Sheriff’s Office
Executed:
05/14/2026
Being authorized to prosecute the offenses charged, I approve this information.
Prosecutor Detachment_Result
State Attorney, Criminal Division
Ridgeway Department of Justice
Executed:
05/15/2026
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