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

Police claim Vem Miller was in "illegal possession" of two firearms when trying to enter a Trump rally in California months ...

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

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 self-proclaimed "MAGA" supporter who sued cops last year after they accused him of being "would-be Trump assassin" has ...

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

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 previously filed a similar lawsuit in Nevada. His current attorney, Ethan Bearman, said California law requires a lawsuit to be filed in the state in which the defendants live.

The man, a Las Vegas resident named Vem Miller, claims to be a supporter of Trump. He says in the lawsuit his detention after he parked outside the the October rally violated his constitutional ...

As a “deeply involved” Trump supporter since 2016, Vem Miller got tickets to attend a rally for the then-presidential candidate in the Coachella Valley in Riverside County on Oct. 12 ...