Who is the Armenian accused of the assassination attempt on Trump? Details of the scandalous incident 

 
A few days ago, a person accused of a third assassination attempt against US former president and presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that he was Armenian. Alpha News presenter and journalist Arthur Sahakyan gave details on this topic.

“This man is Vem Miller (Yenovkian), who was born in Canada and then moved to Las Vegas. He is a Republican, one of Trump’s longtime supporters. Trump’s rally that day was unprecedented; about 100,000 people gathered. Before his arrival, Yenovkian was arrested. So what happened?

He had weapons in his car: a handgun and a shotgun, both loaded. The sheriff of that county announced that he prevented the third assassination attempt against Trump. Later, new circumstances were revealed. In particular, this cannot be considered an assassination attempt since Yenovkian explained in his interviews that he could not organize an attempt on Trump because he is his supporter, met with Trump’s sons, actively participated in all rallies, and received a personal invitation from the Republican Party to take part in this event. He was supposed to attend the rally and had to go through the VIP checkpoint,” Sahakyan said.

According to Yenovkian, the sheriff made a false statement to portray himself as a hero in Trump’s eyes.

“In California, it is illegal to keep a loaded gun in a car. The magazine should be separate from the weapon. According to him, it was his only fault, and the weapons were legally in his name. He himself told the police that there were weapons in his car, after which he was arrested and then released on $5,000 bail.

According to him, the sheriff, who announced that he prevented the assassination attempt, was just trying to portray himself as a hero, claiming that he had saved Trump’s life. The sheriff wants to become mayor of California, so he made a false statement. Now Yenovkian is going to sue the sheriff,” Arthur Sahakyan concluded.