Ricky Turner Stolen money from me, and multiple other creatives in Minneapolis Minnesota

Ricky Turner took a deposit from an artist for a music video that he was supposed to shoot but never did. Instead, he ran off with the artist's money. When the artist complained about the theft, Ricky threatened him, saying that if he continued to speak out, he would tell his filmmaking friends not to work with him.

Years later, Ricky received a thousand-dollar deposit from a different artist and once again disappeared with the money. He changed his phone number and deleted his social media accounts. Recently, after borrowing a thousand dollars' worth of equipment from yet another artist who also paid Ricky a deposit. Ricky held the equipment hostage for three months, the artist consistently tried to meet up and grab his equipment. The artist provided ricky with times and dates. Ricky made up excuses and dodged the artist. Ricky eventually returned the equipment, only after the artist agreed to forfeit the deposit.

Additionally, Ricky collaborated with another videographer in Minneapolis on a video production business. However, he ghosted the business and changed the password to his partner's Adobe account, which is a subscription-based editing software. He continued to use the account while charging his business partner monthly fees, effectively stealing from local creatives once again.