BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 14 – A potentially dangerous situation was averted near the location of Donald Trump’s rally in California, as an armed individual was apprehended by local law enforcement. The suspect, identified as 49-year-old Wam Miller from Las Vegas, was stopped at a checkpoint in a black SUV where a shotgun and loaded pistol were discovered.
Miller, who reportedly had ties to an anti-government group, was carrying a fake VIP pass that raised suspicions among security personnel. Sheriff Chad Bianco stated that the discovery may have prevented a possible assassination attempt, although FBI sources later indicated that the incident was not linked to any such plot against Trump.
Despite the unsettling discoveries, authorities assured that there was no immediate threat to the safety of the President or rally attendees. Miller was arrested for illegal possession of weapons, prompting a swift response from law enforcement to ensure public safety.
While the details of the incident continue to unfold, the swift actions taken by local authorities serve as a reminder of the diligent efforts to uphold security measures at high-profile events.