Vem Miller, a 51-year-old man from Las Vegas, had misdemeanor gun charges dismissed by a California judge in July 2026. The charges stemmed from his arrest in October 2024 at a Donald Trump rally in Coachella, where he was found with two loaded firearms and a high-capacity magazine. Miller completed Riverside County’s Misdemeanor Diversion Program, which includes an eight-hour gun safety class, a four-hour online life skills course, and 40 hours of community service. His records were sealed as part of the program, which allows first-time low-level offenders to avoid criminal charges. Miller, a Trump supporter, had previously sued Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, who claimed his deputies prevented an assassination attempt against Trump. The sheriff’s department did not comment on the lawsuit. Miller alleged that Bianco’s accusations were politically motivated and part of a campaign to damage his reputation. The Secret Service and FBI later confirmed Trump was not in danger during the incident. No federal charges were filed against Miller, who claimed he brought the guns for self-defense after receiving death threats related to his media work.