Gay Porn Star Sergeant Miles Arrested After Being Identified As Terrorist At January 6 Insurrection

[ellentonboy]

1 hour ago, TotalTop said:

Isn't he a top or is he versatile? I don't watch most porn and I don't care about the politics of porn stars as I am watching them fuck and suck.

Well he was advertised for a long time as a top.  It wasn't until recently, in Lucas Entertainment Productions, he has bottomed (for two at a time).  So despite what he may say, the videos show clearly that he is versatile.

[BootmanLA]

On 5/16/2022 at 2:07 PM, TotalTop said:

Isn't he a top or is he versatile? I don't watch most porn and I don't care about the politics of porn stars as I am watching them fuck and suck.

That's certainly one way to approach porn actors. I personally can't enjoy watching sex, no matter how hot it might otherwise appear, if I know the actor to be a shit human being. But it's certainly not the way everyone approaches it.

[ellentonboy]

Does anyone know his sentencing date?  I don't normally get  satisfaction  over something bad happening to an individual, but in his case, I'll make an exception.

What aggravates me is the press reporting him as "gay for pay" porn star, or worse yet, not mentioning his occupation at all.  "Gay for pay" my ass, he's been in Skype chat rooms fully naked taking with other gay men.  No one put a gun to his head during that time.

He faces charges of assaulting , resisting or impeding officers, civil disorder and engaging in physical violences in a restricted building with a dangerous weapon.

He gave an interview claiming the charges were part of a "political witch-hunt".  He claims to be a retired army officer, and that he was shot, retiring in 2006.  

I suppose being shot doesn't prevent him from getting fucked by two co-stars in a recent Lucas Entertainment production. Fucking hypocrite......

Oh and to BZ members who think he will only spend a few days in jail, not so sure about that.  Federal sentencing guidelines are harsh, especially when it comes to violence against Federal law enforcement.

 

[BootmanLA]

So today it was announced he's pleading guilty to a felony - "assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain law enforcement officers." His sentencing is set for early February, which is typical - the government will conduct additional investigation, assess his cooperation (if any) with the Dept. of Justice in other, related cases, and then a pre-sentence report (PSR) will be produced. That last is a straightforward but complex calculation that accounts for the level of the offense, criminal history, acceptance of responsibility, and so forth. That will produce a suggested guidelines range of X to Y months in prison. That may be revised by additional factors like cooperation with the Dept. of Justice in other cases or enhancements to the sentence based on aggravating circumstances beyond the sentencing guidelines.

Generally speaking, federal judges have broad discretion in sentencing - they can go higher than the guidelines if they feel the circumstances warrant, but they have to explain their rationale or they're likely to have the sentence overturned on appeal and returned to them for resentencing. They can also go below the guidelines if, for instance, the judge is convinced the defendant is truly remorseful and has actively helped DOJ with related cases.

One thing judges will often take into account is letters of support from the community, particularly well-respected people (officeholders who know him, businessmen who worked with him, etc.) who voice support for the defendant and vouch for his remorse. Somehow, though, I don't really think Miles is going to have a lot of that kind of support pouring out, and to the extent that it does, I'm not sure how much the judge is going to credit porn industry people's vouching for his character.