Trust me, if America turns south, goes bad, I'm running to Canada.") and even the lessons he's learned about drug addiction from watching A&E's "Intervention." This last one, it turns out, is something he's spent a good chunk of time thinking about."There's three main stories for 'Intervention,'" he says. " By this point, the men in ties have either learned to ignore our table altogether, or are at least doing a very good job of pretending.(Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) SAN DIEGO, CA - JULY 25: (L-R) JTG, Chavo Guerrero, Mayhem Miller, Graham Denman, Kyle Brown and Chad Gaspar arrive at the Cozday Clothing Launch event sponsored by Geek Nation, SHOWRUNNERS, and Digital Bolex at Comic-Con International on July 25, 2014 in San Diego, California.Jason 'Mayhem' Miller ran into his Mission Viejo, California, home earlier today after sheriff's deputies appeared to arrest him on warrants in connection with domestic violence and stalking allegations, barricading himself on the premises. Talley accused his client’s ex-girlfriend, Anna Stabile, of essentially conning a district attorney’s investigator into believing she had been attacked and was stalked by providing him with various posts from social media. He said Miller and Stabile met at a gym in Lake Forest and “hit it off” right away.Miller told her that she would be his “girlfriend,” but that he also wanted to have sexual relationships with other women, Talley said.Miller, who lives in Mission Viejo, has now turned to training and managing other fighters, Talley said.“Another passion he has is being an artist,” according to Talley, who said some of Miller’s “edgy” and “sometimes dark” art will be part of the case. “She would pick out certain posts that were scary or intimidating and take them back to an investigator who worked on this case.” Talley alleged the investigator did not “do anything independently” to verify her claims.

A buoyant Miller grabbed the hand of the prosecutor, Senior Deputy District Attorney Mark Geller, and said, “You’re a really good lawyer. That’s awesome.” Geller declined comment after the verdicts.In addition to discussing the money being wasted by the number of SWAT members present - this even though he refused to come out - he also stated he felt that these people were trying to 'murder' him. He also reflected on the state of the justice system in America, writing in one tweet, 'I did nothing wrong. "What if the fire department made you go through the same steps as the non-socialist health care system?" Businessmen in ties glance up from their prime rib dinners at the next table.