Jonathan D. Miller, the Libertarian candidate for North Carolina's 16th Senate District covering the Raleigh suburbs, was taken into custody on Monday afternoon. The arrest followed a police standoff that Miller live-posted, and no shots were fired during the incident, WRAL reported.
Libertarian Senate Hopeful in NC Arrested After Live-Streaming Police Standoff
Libertarian candidate Jonathan D. Miller was detained Monday afternoon in Raleigh suburbs after a police standoff he streamed live, with no gunfire reported.
Key takeaways
- Jonathan D. Miller is the Libertarian candidate for NC's 16th Senate District.
- He was arrested Monday afternoon in the Raleigh suburban area.
- The arrest occurred after he live-posted a police standoff.
- No gunfire was reported during the incident.
- WRAL provided the details of the event.
Why it matters
The detention affects voters in North Carolina's 16th Senate District and highlights law-enforcement response to live-streamed confrontations.
Questions and answers
Who was arrested during the police standoff?
Jonathan D. Miller, the Libertarian candidate for North Carolina's 16th Senate District, was arrested.
Did any shots fire during the standoff?
No shots were fired, according to WRAL.
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