Vem Miller Sues Sheriff Over Arrest at Trump Rally

Vem Miller, a Nevada resident, has filed a lawsuit against Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco and his department after being arrested near a Trump rally in California. Miller was stopped with firearms and a homemade license plate, leading Bianco to initially claim an assassination plot was thwarted, though he later admitted this was based on incorrect information. Miller, who claims to be a Trump supporter and journalist, asserts his rights were violated, alleging defamation and unlawful search. Federal investigations have found no evidence of an assassination attempt, focusing instead on the firearms possession charge. Miller was released on $5,000 bail and insists he never intended harm, stating the guns were for personal protection following threats. The Secret Service confirmed that there was no immediate danger to Trump.