Trump fan Vem Miller reveals what really happened during gun arrest at California rally and why he's in danger

Vem Miller accused the Riverside County Sheriff's Office of wanting to be 'heroes' by claiming they likely prevented a third assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Vem Miller said he was the one who notified police that he had firearms in his vehicle outside the Coachella, California Donald Trump rally as he told DailyMail.com his side of the story 'What's coming out of the Sheriff's department is blatant lying, grandstanding – perhaps to get the attention of the media and look like some kind of heroes,' Miller alleged. Pictured: Sheriff Bianco speaks at Trump's Coachella rally on Saturday Vem Miller, 49, says he is facing death threats and is in an undisclosed location because his life is in danger ever since he was accused by Sheriff Bianco of plotting an assassination. Riverside Bianco told DailyMail.com it's 'odd' to him that Vem Miller filed a lawsuit so quickly after it was revealed Wednesday the gunman is suing for defamation 'I've been told by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department that because of some of these headline readers that haven't discovered that this thing's entirely a fraud, there could be some mentally imbalanced individuals that would do something – like almost like the Lee Harvey Oswald-Jack Ruby situation, where I'm potentially killed by an individual as a way of somebody who might be mentally unstable to protect Donald Trump,' he explained.