A Massachusetts man is arrested and charged in federal court in connection with allegations that he cyberstalked former Trump administration adviser Katie Miller, according to multiple outlets. Reporting says the FBI makes the arrest as part of the investigation.
Court papers cited in coverage describe conduct that targets Miller through phone calls and messages, including dozens of incidents. Outlets characterize the case as involving cyberstalking, with the alleged harassment tied to Miller’s public profile, including her work as a podcaster. Different reports focus on the law enforcement action (the arrest and the FBI’s role) and on the alleged pattern and volume of the communications described in court filings, without describing a confirmed motive.
Overall, the coverage agrees on the defendant’s location (Massachusetts), the federal nature of the case, the victim identity (Katie Miller), and that authorities allege repeated menacing contact by phone and messaging. The reports also rely on court documents and/or official sources familiar with the investigation rather than on Miller or the accused responding publicly in the cited material.
