Trump Supporter Sues Sheriff Over Assassination Claims After Rally Arrest

Vem Miller, arrested with firearms outside a Trump rally, alleges defamation and illegal search by Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco.

Miller was arrested near a Trump rally in California for possessing firearms and fake passports, but denies any intent to harm.
He claims the weapons were for personal protection due to death threats and that he had no intention of bringing them into the rally.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco suggested Miller's arrest thwarted a potential assassination attempt, a claim Miller disputes.
Miller's lawsuit accuses Bianco of fabricating a narrative to appear heroic, despite federal agencies not considering him a threat.
The sheriff's department maintains that their actions were appropriate and are prepared to cooperate with the legal process.