A Nevada man who was arrested over the weekend with guns at a security checkpoint outside a Donald Trump rally in the southern California desert has filed a lawsuit accusing the sheriff of falsely characterizing his arrest as a thwarted assassination attempt for his own personal gain.

The man said his constitutional rights were violated when he was improperly searched and Bianco later claimed he was a threat to Trump's life.

Vem Miller’s lawsuit also raises questions about how — or if — he received an invitation to Donald Trump’s event.