On Sunday, during a protest calling for aid to Ukraine, 27-year-old Trevor Dean Miller allegedly pointed a handgun at an individual in attendance. Bend Police responded to the incident after a person attending the protest reported that, following a verbal confrontation, a man driving a white Dodge Charger pointed a gun at him, then drove away.
At about 12:07pm, shortly after the incident, officers found the vehicle at a liquor store and conducted a traffic stop, according to Sheila Miller, Bend Police communications manager. Bend Police arrested Miller for menacing, unlawful use of a weapon, unlawful possession of a firearm and a DUII.
14 hours—Of music at this Saturday’s The Bluegrass Bend-r festival at the Volcanic Theatre Pub, from the Gung Ho story, “Central Oregon’s Bluegrass Scene Unites”
“I’m focusing on making sure that we aren’t insular in this, and that we are wrapping our arms and our resources and hearts around communities, undocumented people, and doing whatever we can within whatever reach we have to assist the people around us.”
—Ruth Vernotico, founder of SUS, from the Feature story, “Wrapping Arms and Resources and Hearts Around Communities”
This article appears in The Source Weekly February 27, 2025.
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