Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco has released details on the man who was arrested outside of Donald Trump’s Coachella rally, saying he had multiple passports with multiple names.
49-year-old Vem Miller, an apparent MAGA supporter, was arrested before the rally on Saturday.
Bianco says he believes that a third assassination attempt was thwarted.
He said: “He [Miller] approached the outside perimeter, gave all indications that he belonged there, that he was a participant that was allowed to get into VIP.”
“There were many irregularities that popped up. The deputy noticed that the interior of the vehicle was in quite disarray.”
“The vehicle had an obviously fake license plate, and that prompted a further investigation from our deputy into why the person was where why the person was there and what he was doing.”
“During that investigation, the deputy eventually found multiple passports with multiple names, multiple driver’s licenses with different names.”
“The vehicle was unregistered and the license plate was what we in law enforcement would recognise as one that is homemade and indicative of a group of individuals that claim to be sovereign citizens.”
“A loaded handgun and a shotgun were found.”
CONVERSEER (https://converseer.com) reports that the California police believed they thwarted a would-be Trump assassination after arresting a man with multiple illegal firearms outside of Trump’s Coachella rally.
Miller appears to have gotten within feet of Donald Trump Jr. at the RNC and was seen taking photos with popular conservatives, according to an IG account that matches Miller.
Police say they believe they stopped a third assassination attempt on Trump.
“We probably stopped another assassination attempt,” said Bianco to SCNG.
Miller was taken into custody and booked at the John J. Benoit Detention Centre.
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