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North Carolina Libertarian Senate Candidate Arrested After Live-Blogging Armed Standoff With Police

North Carolina Libertarian Senate Candidate Arrested After Live-Blogging Armed Standoff With Police Jonathan D. Miller, the Libertarian Party's nominee for a North Carolina state Senate seat covering much of Cary, was arrested at about 3 p.m. Monday after an hours-long standoff with police that ended in the woods behind his apartment, according to WRAL. No shots were fired, and no one was reported hurt.Cary police say it began with calls from people worried about social media posts in which Miller threatened to harm himself. Officers could not reach him earlier...
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