I was at the shopping center near UCR Riverside with the Chase Bank, Del Taco, Sprint Etc… After wrapping up my business at Chase I decided to go upstairs to the sitting area to wait for my friend who was had gone to one of the other stores. At first there was no problem, and as long as I was up there by myself, I wasn't bothered. I sat at the table, ate some leftovers, used the drinking fountain and waited. When I saw my friend go to Chase I called him upstairs. Now, I have to mention race in this because it is a clear factor in what transpired next. I am white and my friend is black. Not more than 2 minutes after he got up there this guy dressed in police blue, wearing a bullet proof vest with all manners of gadgets hanging off of it approached us. He had a big bushy beard, tattoos, and a curly mustache with black and gray hair intermingled, and was wearing a bracelet that said "Blue lives matter" which I find ignorant in and of itself, because of the social and historical issues regarding the movement of #blacklivesmatter. Anyway, I had gotten out of the seat and was at the drinking fountain so he reached me and conveyed in a very rude tone that we needed to leave the area. At this I calmly asked "Is it posted anywhere that we cannot be up here?" To this he turned back to me, with the look that cops get right before they start beating someone, you know, the "are you questioning my authority and shaky manhood" look. He told me it didn't matter if it was posted anywhere and that I had to leave because he said so. I let him know that it was fine and I'd be leaving but for the sake of talking to the business owners I wanted to know if it was posted anywhere that we couldn't be up there. No one else was up there and no one was being bothered. He told me to take that up with the business owners. So I walked over to my friend and let him know what was up and he started walking down. I went back to ask for this guy's badge number so I could file a complaint. When I asked him he said "I don't have a badge number, I work for UCR Extension." So let me get this right, this bully wasn't even a cop? SMH. Anyway, as I went downstairs after being told very spitefully to "HAVE A GREAT DAY." When I made it downstairs my friend said to me that I should never let myself be alone with a cop where no one can see, a very understandable sentiment after seeing all the police brutality cases exposing that corrupt system. I agreed, but then the UCR Extension security employee shouted down "WHAT DID YOU SAY?" in an aggressive tone. My friend yelled back up word for word what he said. The dialogue went back and forth a bit, with my friend calling this guy santa claus (because of the beard) and the security guard calling him DAWG sarcastically. This further exposed the racism. It started out that the guard came up only after the black person showed up. Then he called him dawg. One thing led to another and again after a conversation down in the parking lot in which this bully tried to tell my friend where he could and couldn't stand (something he has no authority to do), this guy called my friend Homie. Come on, you know you wouldn't call a white guy homie. You know you wouldn't call a white guy dawg. This guy who looked like he just jumped off his Harley after committing a hate crime displayed his ignorance and racism in multiple ways. He also came across as antagonistic, rude and intimidating. I am very disappointed that UCR Extension has allowed their idea of safety to be represented and enforced by such a sensless, ignorant, biased and racist individual. I sincerely hope action is taken against him and that you take steps to ensure that the areas you are protecting and serving are safe for everyone and not just white people. Let me know what you plan to do to take care of this. Please, whichever of your staff firsts becomes aware of this review, forward the information to the appropriate supervisor of this representative of your company. Please demonstrate that you do not support this kind of behavior. Liam XNathan Hammer