Jason “Mayhem” Miller is in bother with the regulation once more.
The previous UFC fighter and MTV host was arrested early Friday morning on a cost of felony home violence, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Division confirmed to ESPN.
Based on on-line inmate data, Miller was arrested at 3 a.m. Friday and is being held at Valley Jail within the Van Nuys neighborhood of Los Angeles. His bail is ready at $1.385 million.
Miller, a California native, has been arrested greater than a dozen occasions over the past decade.
In 2019, he took a plea deal in a felony vandalism case, was sentenced to at least one 12 months in jail after which launched in September of that 12 months. This previous Could, Miller was sentenced to 364 days in jail and two years of probation for felony vandalism and tried grand theft. In June, Miller posted an apology on Instagram to his supporters, saying he went to rehab a number of years in the past and was rebuilding his life, however then “made some unhealthy selections, for which I take full duty.”
“I misplaced my method and allow you to all down, and for that, I’m sincerely sorry,” Miller wrote.
Miller, 40, is a former coach on The Final Fighter and UFC competitor. He final fought in 2016 underneath the Venator FC banner in Italy. Miller, the previous host of the MTV present “Bully Beatdown” and an actor in Kevin James’ movie “Right here Comes the Growth,” owns MMA wins over the likes of UFC Corridor of Famer Kazushi Sakuraba, Robbie Lawler and Tim Kennedy.
