On November 6, 2018, officers Rohan Miller and Charlie Limon detained an individual for approximately 30 minutes on suspicion of trespassing.
They handcuffed the individual and placed them in the rear seat of a police vehicle. However, the investigation later revealed that Miller and Limon did not adequately explain the reasons for the detention, and no charges were filed.
Additionally, Miller conducted a search of the individual and their belongings, including a backpack, without sufficient justification or probable cause. Body-worn camera footage showed Miller’s actions during the search, which lacked evidence to indicate that the individual posed a threat or carried contraband. The search was deemed an unlawful search and a complaint for misconduct was sustained.
LAPD officer Rohan Miller receives a sustained complaint for an illegal search
