What really is going on?
Vem Miller was accused of being the 3rd Trump assassin but there’s additional information that he may be a Deep State target.
Vem Miller was arrested on a Saturday in October last year in Coachella, California at the huge and hot Trump rally. A local California outlet (the Orange County Register) shared this:
A Las Vegas man was arrested with guns and fake IDs about a quarter mile from former President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Coachella Valley, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco said Sunday.
But while the sheriff called the arrest for a thwarted assassination attempt, the man, Vem Miller, told a reporter he is a Trump supporter who bought the guns for his own safety and notified police at a checkpoint that they were in the trunk of his car.
So, who is Vem Miller?
Riverside County Sheriff Bianco shared the following about Miller and his arrest:
The Conservative Treehouse summarized the Sheriff’s comments about Miller as follows:
Everything about this story is sketchy in the extreme, including his [Miller’s] defenses.
Miller, however, shared his account of what transpired on Twitter/X and it differed from the Sheriff’s:
JUST IN: Vem Miller, the man accused of a so-called “third Trump assassination attempt” denies these reports and pushes back in a statement released online.
Miller states he is a Trump supporter who was invited to be at the Coachella rally. He adds that he told officers he had loaded firearms in his trunk.
Furthermore, he is threatening lawsuits over defamatory statements and alleged police infringement of his rights.
Here’s the video of Miller’s remarks about the arrest.
JUST IN: Vem Miller, the man accused of a so-called “third Trump assassination attempt” denies these reports and pushes back in a statement released online.
Miller states he is a Trump supporter who was invited to be at the Coachella rally. He adds that he told officers he had… pic.twitter.com/TcV5hs6l86
— Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) October 14, 2024
Other conservatives have shared that Miller is innocent. And still others say that the Sheriff did the right thing in being overly careful due to the recent assassination attempts of President Trump.
A recent video has emerged where Las Vegas Police (and in particular one officer) tried to get into Vem’s parents’ house without a warrant only a day or two after Vem’s arrest in California.
The video below shows police in Riverside, CA and Las Vegas make false statements about Vem Miller. Miller wrongly persecuted in California and released and then at least one member of the Las Vegas police went after Miller’s parents.
See the shocking video below:
EXCLUSIVE: GERIATRIC TERRORISM – LVMPD Terrorizes the Elderly
This short documentary shows the LVMPD terrorizing the elderly, depriving them of their rights, and committing crimes to conduct an unlawful search.
Of course, the DA and AG wont do anything about government officials terrorizing the elderly. This is how people that once supported cops become “fuck the police” types.
@RecallDAWolfson @AaronFord7703 @FBIDirectorKash @PamBondi @USAttyChattah @TheDA_Wolfson @RobBonta @AGRobBonta @Sheriff_LVMPD @DA_MikeHestrin @JosephMLombardo @ChadBianco @vipsanson @LVMPD @RSO @nytimes @MyDesert @LVRJ
EXCLUSIVE: GERIATRIC TERRORISM – LVMPD Terrorizes the Elderly
This short documentary shows the LVMPD terrorizing the elderly, depriving them of their rights, and committing crimes to conduct an unlawful search.
Of course, the DA and AG wont do anything about government… pic.twitter.com/vSyg4jdOAL
— vemmiller (@notvemmiller) August 19, 2025
But there is much, much more to this story…
I received an audio of a voice message that I learned was from Miller on Tuesday, a week before the event in California. The audio is a minute and a half long. In the recording Miller shared that there was a trucking company moving semi-trailers and containers reportedly full of ballots along the West Coast to multiple locations. These trailers and containers were estimated at holding up to 100,000 ballots each. The containers and trailers were sealed and the seals weren’t to be broken except by individuals at their final destinations. It’s unknown if the ballots were filled out or not.
Miller went on to say that he didn’t know if there was anything wrong with what was going on but the people who shared this with him thought that this entire situation was “weird” due to some unusual circumstances.
On Friday evening, only a couple of days before his arrest, I was on a call with Vem Miller. It was the first time I ever spoke with him.
This was the day before Miller was arrested at the Trump rally. On Friday night, Miller followed up and shared more on the truckloads of ballots that I heard about a few days earlier. I learned more about the movement of ballots on the West Coast and some additional details.
I also had another call on Monday after Miller’s arrest on the movement of semi-trailers on the West Coast allegedly full of ballots.
Here is a summary of these discussions.
Several semi-trailers and containers were picked up from a lot next to a large West Coast port. The numbers shared with me were between 15 to 150 containers or trailers but this hasn’t been confirmed. The trailers and containers were consigned to a US trucking company. Reports were that some of the containers may have been from a Chinese shipping company. If this is the case, the containers may have been shipped from overseas.
The truckers picked up their loads and those who provided information had reportedly never picked up their loads at this location before. Drivers and the dispatchers indicated that the containers and trailers were full of ballots.
The loads of ballots were picked up earlier this month (October) and some, if not all the ballots, were delivered to USPS locations.
Here is one bill of lading for one load.
Some of the truckers were held up at a truck stop and delayed for more than a day before being given the go ahead to move the loads to the USPS location they were going to. When the trailers did reach the Post Office at one location they were opened and at least one driver noted that they were full of ballots. The driver shared that “there were 28 pallets total shrink wrapped with boxes on them” in the trailer he looked into.
The seals weren’t broken until the trailer or container arrived at the USPS.
The truckers and Vem did not allege election fraud but the whole situation was considered “weird” or unusual.
The day after our phone call, Vem was arrested in California and accused of allegedly trying to assassinate President Trump.
After Vem Miller’s arrest, the next day he was alleged to be a potential Trump assassin. Was this because of his actions in California at the Trump rally, or because of his work uncovering trailers/containers full of ballots to USPS locations on the West Coast?
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