MAGA supporter sues cops for $100m for labeling him a 'lunatic' and 'would-be Trump assassin'
Police claim Vem Miller was in "illegal possession" of two firearms when trying to enter a Trump rally in California months after Thomas Matthew Crooks shot and wounded the president
Trump supporter accused of plotting to assassinate Trump at CA rally. He sues sheriff
He was defamed per se by the top law enforcement officer in Riverside County,” the man’s attorney told McClatchy News.
California Sheriff Sued for $100 Million for Falsely Calling Man an Attempted Trump Assasin
LOS ANGELES, CA - Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is being accused of  “falsely portraying” a man as an attempted assassin of President Donald Trump, and
Man accused of trying to assassinate Trump at Coachella files $100M lawsuit
A California man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump has filed a sweeping $100 million defamation lawsuit against Riverside County. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.
New defamation lawsuit filed against Sheriff Bianco over ‘assassination’ comment
Vem Miller seeks $100 million from the sheriff and Riverside County after Bianco said Miller ‘probably’ planned to kill Trump.
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Man arrested with guns at Coachella-area Trump rally sues Chad Bianco, alleges defamation
He says in the lawsuit his detention after he parked outside the the October rally violated his constitutional rights and ...
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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.