fake pass and weapons, the 49-year-old’s irregularities –

“If you ask me now, I’ll tell you that yes, my deputies probably prevented a third attack.” Chad Bianco, sheriff of Riverside County, California, confirms the hypothesis of an attack behind the arrest of Vim Miller, 49, stopped on Saturday in Coachella, at the entrance to the area where a Donald Trump rally was to be held. Bianco provided new details, in the evening, regarding the manner of the arrest: Miller had presented himself showing a false accreditation for VIP access, and a journalist pass, which also turned out to be false. The sheriff’s men, who were guarding one of the access points to the area, became suspicious. A license plate check revealed that the black SUV driven by Miller, and kept in complete disarray inside, was false. The car was not registered. The search of the interior provided new reasons to suspect him: there were two weapons, a pistol and a rifle, loaded, as well as numerous ammunition, many false passports and false driving licenses.

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The man was arrested for illegal possession of weapons but released after payment of a bail of 5 thousand dollars and the order to appear before the judge on January 2, 2025. “In the meantime – explained the sheriff – the Secret Service will take care of him and FBI and new federal indictments are possible, but I am unable to say anything else.” Two federal officials meanwhile told CNN that there is currently no evidence to suggest that the man arrested for possession of firearms was attempting to assassinate the former president. In a joint statement with the FBI and Justice Department, the US Secret Service said “former President Trump was not in danger” at the rally.

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Next November, “during the American presidential elections”, the army should be “deployed against the internal enemy”, which represents “an even greater concern than immigrants”. The former president of the United States and Republican candidate for the White House declared this to Fox News. “We have some very bad people, some sick people, some radical left-wing lunatics,” Trump said, calling for this reality to be “handled by the National Guard or even the military, if necessary.”