A San Francisco social media personality arrested in connection to human trafficking offenses last weekend pleaded not guilty Wednesday, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said.

Ricci Wynne, known for his videos exposing the drug-fueled underbelly of San Francisco, was arrested over human trafficking offenses, according to officials.

A social media figure known for his bold stance against drug use in San Francisco finds himself in a shocking legal battle, facing serious allegations.

A man known for making social media videos criticizing drug abuse and homelessness in San Francisco has been arrested on human trafficking offenses.

Self-styled ‘video vigilante’ Ricci Wynne is known for his content recording homeless drug users in San Fransisco

Ricci Wynne, 39, and a woman were detained at San Francisco International Airport at approximately 8:50 p.m. on Saturday, Allison Maxie, a spokesperson for the San Francisco Police Department, told SFGATE. The woman was released, and Wynne was arrested after officers developed “probable cause,” Maxie said.

A San Francisco social media personality was arrested on suspicion of pandering and pimping, police said on Monday.

One of San Francisco’s most viral residents was locked in a jail cell on Monday. Neighborhood watchdog Ricci Wynne was booked into jail around 2 a.m. on suspicion of felony pimping, San Francisco jail inmate records show.