Vem Miller, the man accused by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office of an assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a Coachella rally, has fiercely denied the allegations and announced plans to launch a major lawsuit over his arrest. In a lengthy statement, Miller, a vocal Trump supporter and founder of the “America Happens” network, claimed that authorities were trying to make an example out of him simply because of his political affiliation.
Miller was arrested on Sunday after reportedly presenting questionable press credentials at the rally. A subsequent search of his car revealed two firearms, which Miller said were for self-defense and stored legally in his trunk. Following the discovery, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco escalated the situation in a press conference, claiming, “If you’re asking me right now, I probably did have deputies that prevented the third assassination attempt” on Trump.
#BREAKING: Vem Miller, the man accused of a so-called “third Trump assassination attempt” denies allegations:
Miller states he is a HUGE Trump supporter.
He is threatening lawsuits over defamatory statements and alleged police infringement of his rightspic.twitter.com/3fIVTAyiZy
— Resist Times (@resistupdates) October 14, 2024
Miller adamantly refuted this claim, asserting that there