Vem Miller, the man arrested near a Trump rally in the Coachella Valley, has filed a lawsuit against Riverside County and Sheriff Chad Bianco for falsely suggesting he was trying to assassinate Donald ...

A California man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump has filed a sweeping $100 million defamation lawsuit ...

He was defamed per se by the top law enforcement officer in Riverside County,” the man’s attorney told McClatchy News.

A man arrested with guns near a Trump rally is suing, alleging Sheriff Chad Bianco falsely accused him of plotting an "assassination attempt." ...

Vem Miller seeks $100 million from the sheriff and Riverside County after Bianco said Miller ‘probably’ planned to kill Trump ...

Vem Miller previously filed a similar lawsuit in ... included a text he said Bianco sent to the Epoch Times that read: “We arrested a man trying to get in the perimeter with two firearms who ...

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) - Vem Miller, the man arrested near a Donald Trump rally in Coachella last October, announced on Tuesday that he is suing Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, among ...

LOS ANGELES, CA - Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is being accused of  “falsely portraying” a man as an attempted ...

Vem Miller previously filed a similar lawsuit in ... included a text he said Bianco sent to the Epoch Times that read: “We arrested a man trying to get in the perimeter with two firearms who ...

Shortly after the arrest, Bianco publicly said his deputies had probably "prevented the third assassination attempt." The man, a Las Vegas resident named Vem Miller, claims to be a supporter of Trump.

As a “deeply involved” Trump supporter since 2016, Vem Miller got tickets to attend ... Bianco held a news conference on Miller’s arrest. Bianco told the media that Miller was found with ...