A Vancouver man accused of threatening a demonstrator and rear-ending a vehicle near an Oct. 18 No Kings protest has been found competent to stand trial.

Jason Miller, 29, entered not-guilty pleas Monday to harassment, driving under the influence and reckless driving. His trial is set to begin Dec. 1 in Clark County Superior Court.

A judge had previously ordered a mental health evaluation of Miller.

According to a news release from the city of Vancouver, Miller was driving west in the 15300 block of Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard when he rear-ended another vehicle. The impact pushed the vehicle onto a section of the sidewalk.

A pedestrian attempting to move out of the way fell and suffered minor injuries. No protesters were struck, and no one was taken to the hospital, according to t

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