Jason “Mayhem” Miller has once again found himself in legal trouble. According to records from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the former UFC competitor was arrested on August 30th in West Hollywood, California, and subsequently booked on a misdemeanor charge. He was arrested at 5 a.m. local time and released just over six hours later. However, the booking sheet does not specify the exact nature of the charge.
TMZ, which first reported Miller’s arrest, provided additional details about the incident. On August 29th, an altercation reportedly occurred at the Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood involving Miller. According to the police report, a fan approached Miller at the club to greet him, but the situation quickly escalated into a verbal confrontation. Allegedly, Miller put the individual in a chokehold before security personnel intervened to defuse the situation. Miller reportedly left the club before law enforcement arrived at the scene but was subsequently arrested when he returned to the club the following day.
Over the past several years, Jason “Mayhem” Miller has encountered a series of legal issues and multiple arrests, including a 2017 case in which he pleaded guilty to domestic violence charges. In 2019, he was sentenced to one year in jail for charges related to vandalism and violating a protective order. In 2021, Miller faced another one-year prison sentence due to charges of vandalism, attempted grand theft, felony domestic violence, and resisting arrest. He served time in prison from June 2022 until May 2023.
