Who is Vem Miller alleged third would-be assassin of Donald Trump as he’s arrested in Coachella

Who is Vem Miller alleged third would-be assassin of Donald Trump as he’s arrested in Coachella

Police have arrested a man named Vem Miller after being suspected of being the third would-be assassin of US President candidate Donald Trump, find out more about him and the incident below

Police arrested Miller near a Trump rally in Coachella Valley, California, following suspicions of a potential assassination attempt.

Vem Miller, 49 has now told Fox News Digital that he was 100% a Trump supporter and claims against him are false after he was stopped while travelling in his black SUV and arrested for possessing a loaded firearm and a high-capacity magazine as he travelled to the Trump rally near California in Coachella.

Who is Vem Miller alleged third would-be assassin of Donald Trump as he’s arrested in Coachella, California

Following the arrest, Miller has continued to deny any intent to harm Trump, stating that he was a supporter of the Republican candidate.

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Police arrest Vem Miller

Police on Sunday, October 13, arrested Ven Miller at around 5 p.m., after he allegedly passed through an initial security checkpoint by producing a set of false VIP and media credentials. Chad Bianco, who is the Riverside County Sheriff, stated in a press conference on Sunday that several deputies stopped Millerโ€™s black SUV, after they noticed that the vehicle was in โ€œdisarrayโ€ and possessed an โ€œobviously fakeโ€ license plate.

Upon further investigation, authorities found out that Miller had multiple driverโ€™s licenses and passports with different names. Alongside the fake documents, the deputies also found a loaded handgun, a shotgun, as well as a high-capacity ammunition magazine in the SUV. Moreover, all of these were unregistered arms.

Bianco further stated that Vem Miller was associated with the โ€œsovereign citizenโ€ movement. The โ€œsovereign citizenโ€ movement is a right-wing group which rejects all kinds of government authority. Meanwhile, various sources close to the Trump campaign stated that there was no such assassination attempt at the rally.

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Vem Miller charges

Authorities arrested Miller and took him into custody without incident, before booking him at the John J. Benoit Detention Center. They booked him on charges of possessing a loaded firearm and a high-capacity magazine. However, authorities later released him on bail that same day. Miller is now scheduled to appear in court at the Indio Larson Justice Center in January. Following his release he went on to state:

These accusations are complete bull****. Iโ€™m an artist, Iโ€™m the last person that would cause any violence and harm to anybody.โ€

Vem Miller bio

Vem Miller is a 49-year-old resident of Las Vegas, who recently went viral for making an attempt to assassinate US President candidate Donald Trump. Miller has quite the professional background, having run for a state assembly seat in Nevadaโ€™s District 13 back in 2022 as a Republican. According to reports, Vem Miller was concerned with voter fraud issues and also supported all kinds of initiatives related towards solar energy as well as electric car manufacturing. Vem however, failed to win the elections that year.


Interestingly, his LinkedIn profile states that Vem Miller is an โ€œinvestigative journalist, documentary filmmaker, and content producerโ€. His profile further states that he has previously worked on various projects for major networks like Netflix and VICE Media. Aside from that, Miller has also previously worked in music video production, with famous artists like DMX and Trey Songz.

Instagram

Vem Miller has an Instagram account with the handle @vemmiller, where he has over 3,286 followers, and about 844 posts. His Instagram page shows various picture of him posing with prominent figures like Steve Bannon, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Nigel Farage.

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