‘Fabricated Allegations’: Man Arrested Outside Trump’s CA Rally Sues Sheriff
Vem Miller accused Sheriff Bianco of “intentionally, maliciously and with blatant disregard for the truth” who “wanted to create a narrative” so people would view him as “heroic” for saving Trump.
Vem Miller, a supporter of former President Donald Trump, filed a lawsuit against the California sheriff’s office that arrested him outside a rally, claiming he wanted to assassinate Trump.
Miller alleged Riverside County, Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, Sheriff Chad Bianco, and others in the office violated his rights protected under the First and Fourth Amendments:
The evidence will establish that the officers were trained to act in precisely the manner they acted and, thus, were trained to do precisely the wrong thing. If the officers had been properly trained in the fundamental principles of search and seizure and safekeeping private information, this incident would not have happened. In short, the officers’ actions were contrary to proper police practices. Riverside police practices were diametrically opposed to proper police procedures, out of synch with the rest of the police profession, malicious, and plainly unconstitutional.
Riverside police engaged in deliberate and wrongful conduct and compromised police protocol violating Miller’s constitutional rights for the purpose of promoting and engaging in a meritless and gratuitous sensational story.
“The actions of Defendants against the Plaintiff were carried out with (a) actual malice and/or (b) a conscious, reckless, and outrageous indifference to the health, safety, and welfare of others, thereby justifying an award of punitive damages to the fullest extent permitted by law,” added Miller.
On October 13, Bianco told the press that Miller had fake VIP passes and illegally possessed “a shotgun, a loaded handgun, and a high-capacity magazine.”
Biano even said, “We probably stopped another assassination attempt.”
Miller accused Bianco of “intentionally, maliciously and with blatant disregard for the truth” who “wanted to create a narrative” so people would view him as “heroic” for saving Trump.
Miller listed the “preposterous allegations” Bianco leveled against him:
- Miller had multiple fake passports and fake driver licenses with different names;
- Miller was a member of a sovereign citizens group;
- The interior of the vehicle was in disarray;
- Miller showed up with an unlicensed, unregistered vehicle with fake plates;
- Weapons and ammunition with all the monstrous red flags of intent to assassinate the President;
- Miller presented a fake VIP and press passes at the check point;
- Bianco prevented another assassination attempt on the President
Miller pointed out that the United States Secret Service and FBI agents didn’t want to interview him.
The USSS and FBI told Bianco the agencies “did not believe Miller was a threat.”
I mean, the officers booked Miller and released him on $5,000 bail.
Miller claimed that due to the sheriff’s actions, he continues to “suffer substantial past and future damages, both compensatory and general, including, but not limited to, loss of income, severe emotional distress, mental anguish, embarrassment and humiliation.”
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The Sheriff is also a supporter of Trump…. a very vocal supporter. So if both “support” Trump then why this lawsuit… unless… good ole buddy Vern is rather blue and a plant.
Is his first cousin Ray Epps?
If the Sheriff can simply produce photos of the items he claimed his Deputies discovered during the interaction with Miller which led the Sheriff to make claims that the arrest of Miller ‘prevented an assassination attempt’ he will be able to easily refute Miller’s allegations.
Either homeboy had all that crap; various DL, various passports, shotgun and pistol, in a vehicle with no registration, mounting fake plates and a fake VIP pass and fake credentials he presented to try and enter the event and the Sheriff’s Office took photos of all that crap as evidence or the Sheriff is just flapping his gums.
Whether one or both of these Men support DJT and his policies is irrelevant to whether the Sheriff made false claims about Miller. If the Sheriff lied about the details he offered up or can’t produce evidence to back his public claims branding Miller as an ‘assassin’ which his Deputies thwarted he at minimum owes a public apology with just as much media attention as the initial claims he made.
From the pleading: “In fact, Miller, a registered Republican in Nevada, is a member of the Clark County Republican Party, Central Committee. During the Nevada GOP 2024, Presidential Caucus, Miller served as a Trump Caucus Captain.”
The sheriff is someone who claimed in public that there was something deeply suspicious about a person having a shotgun and a handgun, with a spare magazine. Asked why anyone would have “all that stuff” if not to carry out a nefarious plot. He may be a Trump supporter, but he’s also a Californian gun-grabber.
Rather odd, huh?
I see red flags all around with this one, none of them tilted toward Trump.
His attorney, Sigal Chattah, is Republican National Committee woman from Nevada and very pro-Trump.
Good job Sheriff Bianco.
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