Former UFC fighter fights with police, is restrained with a stun gun and ends up arrested

J. Miller (photo) added another arrest to his extensive list. Photo: Disclosure

Without fighting since 2012, fighter Jason “Mayhem” Miller has made headlines in recent years much more for his police scandals than necessarily for his career inside the ring. This time, however, Miller seems to have gone beyond all limits, even attacking an officer and having to be restrained by force before ending up arrested once again.

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According to information from the Orange County Police Department, to the North American website “TMZ Sports”, the police were called to Miller's home in Southern California to respond to a disturbance involving the fighter and two women. Upon arriving at the scene, the police were “received aggressively” by Miller, who tried to attack them with several objects, including: a tile, an iron bar and even a fire extinguisher.

Also according to the police report, after failing to respond to orders to stop, Miller was restrained with the help of the taser (stun gun), but the fighter still resisted for an incredible 8 minutes before being finally controlled. Arrested and accused of assault with a deadly weapon, Miller had bail set at US$50 (R$192, at the current rate).

This is not by far the first time that Miller has been arrested, and the reasons are varied, including robbery and assault. In fact, this isn't even “Mayhem's” first arrest in 2015. Last March, the fighter ended up in jail after fighting four police officers in a restaurant.

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