Overview

• Millar was arrested June 14 at a 'No Kings' protest near Nashville’s Bicentennial Mall after witnesses saw him donning black and brandishing a Sig Sauer 9mm pistol.
• He was federally charged June 20 with unlawful firearm possession and faces up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted.
• On June 23, federal prosecutors asked a judge to order Millar’s continued pretrial detention.
• A 2023 court-appointed conservatorship in Rutherford County barred him from receiving or possessing firearms over concerns about his safety and welfare.
• The FBI’s Nashville Field Office, Metropolitan Nashville Police Department and Murfreesboro Police Department are jointly investigating the case.