Vem Miller, alleged Trump rally gun-toter, is a mystery to residents of his former Las Vegas neighborhood

LAS VEGAS — Vem Miller, the armed suspect arrested Saturday near the Trump rally in Coachella, California, seemed to have kept a low profile in his former Las Vegas neighborhood, where neighbors said they only saw the one-time Nevada Assembly candidate a handful of times in his years of living on the block.Miller, 49, reportedly lived with an older couple believed to be his parents in a rental home in Lavender Heights Court, a small cul-de-sac in the Astoria Trails South gated community before they all moved out in 2022 — and allegedly left the place like a dump, neighbors told The Post on Sunday.

“I recognize him, but I only saw him once or twice in the years they were there,” said one long-term resident who was shown a picture of Miller but didn’t want to give his name after being told his ex-neighbor was arrested on a firearms charge.Another neighbor said that when Miller and his presumed relatives left, the property owner had to renovate the 5-bedroom, 3-bath two-story home estimated to be worth $529,454.00, according to Realtor.com.“The place was trashed, the backyard had sh-t all over it, they let weeds grow,” said the 39-year-old neighbor, a pest control business owner who only gave his first name, Justin.Miller and the others reportedly moved out of the neighborhood the same year the would-be politico came in third in the GOP primary for the Nevada Assembly race.But before that, Justin said he “never really saw” Miller.

Both the exterminator and the neighbor who wanted to remain anonymous, said Miller’s car had Canadian license plates, possibly from British Columbia.The majority of residents of the gated community on the west side of Nevada didn’t know the gun-touting suspect who lived at number 8100, since they moved into the middle-class development after Miller moved out.Residents described the general neighborhood as middle-class and composed of working families.But just outside its gates, gun violence erupted Sunday as The Post ...