Mayhem Miller arrested for allegedly assaulting police officer

MMA fighter Jason “Mayhem” Miller was once again arrested Friday morning, this time on suspicion of assaulting a police officer after a domestic disturbance at his home in Mission Viejo.

Orange County Sheriff’s Department officials told TMZ that police responded to calls about an altercation between Miller and two women. When officers arrived, the former UFC star was “aggressive and uncooperative” and attacked police. Miller allegedly threw a ceramic tile and threatened to use a fire extinguisher and metal pole as weapons.

When Miller refused to calm down, officers broke out a taser and struggled for eight minutes to get him under control. He was eventually subdued and booked on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. The women who were arguing with Miller were reportedly refusing to cooperate with investigators.

Anyone who has kept tabs on Miller knows he lives up to his Mayhem nickname for all the wrong reasons. This is already the second time this year he has gotten into a fight with police officers, and you can see a video of the last incident here.

Miller, who is 28-9 and last fought in 2012, was arrested in 2012 after an infamous naked church romp, though he did get the charges dropped. He was arrested twice in Aug. 2013 on separate domestic violence charges. He was also arrested in Oct. after a standoff with a SWAT team.