49-year-old Vem Miller, a staunch Trump supporter, was arrested near a rally for former President Donald Trump in Coachella, California. Since then, Miller has publicly rejected claims suggesting that he intended to assassinate the former president. Instead, he is pushing back against what he calls “fake news” and political bias surrounding his arrest.
The arrest occurred after Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies stopped Miller at a routine checkpoint. Upon searching his vehicle, law enforcement discovered a shotgun, a handgun, and a high-capacity magazine, raising alarm. They also initially claimed to have found counterfeit VIP and press passes for the Trump rally. However, Miller has fiercely denied any wrongdoing or nefarious intent, explaining that the firearms were legally owned, registered, and that he was simply exercising his Second Amendment rights.
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Released on a $5,000 bail, Miller now faces misdemeanor charges for possessing what California law defines as illegal firearms. Despite this, he remains adamant that his arrest was blown out of proportion. “My possession of firearms was lawful,” he argued, asserting that he had the right to bear arms and was only protecting himself. He added that the media frenzy over his arrest was part of a broader effort to discredit Trump supporters.
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