Jason "Mayhem" Miller receives additional charge for Thursday police standoff

Former mixed martial arts fighter Jason “Mayhem” Miller was arrested on Thursday by members of the Orange Country Sheriff’s Department following a three-hour standoff with police, of which Miller live-tweeted throughout.

Miller (28-9, 1 NC), who last fought in May 2012 at UFC 146, had an outstanding felony arrest warrant on three counts of alleged domestic violence, stalking, and violation of a court order, which led to the standoff. Miller’s bizarre actions throughout the afternoon also resulted in the former fighter receiving an additional charge of obstructing/delaying a peace officer.

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Jason "Mayhem" Miller receives additional charge for Thursday police standoff

Jason "Mayhem" Miller live tweeting standoff with police (updated)

Mixed martial arts fighter Jason “Mayhem” Miller live-tweeted an apparent standoff with members of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department at his California home on Thursday.

Law enforcement officials attempted to serve Miller a bench warrant for his arrest “for alleged stalking at the home when the situation escalated into a SWAT call,” Lt. Jeff Hallock told KTLA.

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Jason "Mayhem" Miller live tweeting standoff with police (updated)

One year after accident, Matt Grice returns to job with Oklahoma City police

Matt Grice’s recovery from a horrific auto accident has reached a significant milestone.

The 33-year-old Grice returned to his old job with the Oklahoma City Police Department on Thursday, just over a year after his accident.

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One year after accident, Matt Grice returns to job with Oklahoma City police

Nick Diaz detained on suspicion of DUI (upgraded)

UFC welterweight Nick Diaz was arrested in California on September 6 on charges of suspicion of DUI, obstructing a police officer, destruction of signs and driving with a suspended permit, MMAFighting.com affirmed on Friday following a preliminary report from the Lodi News-Sentinel.

Diaz was detained at 2:20 a.m. by Corporal Eric Bradley while driving down the 600 block of East Pine Street, according to Sergeant Steve Maynard of the Lodi Police Department. Diaz was later processed at Lodi City Jail.

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Nick Diaz detained on suspicion of DUI (upgraded)