Pro MMA Fighter Arrested In For Domestic Violence In Sherman Oaks

SHERMAN OAKS -- Professional mixed martial arts fighter Jason "Mayhem" Miller has been arrested on charges of domestic violence, the Los Angeles Police Dept. has confirmed.

According to LAPD Officer Tony Im, police responded to a residence in the 15000 block of Dickens Street in the Sherman Oaks area around 3 a.m. Friday morning after receiving a call from a woman who reported the alleged assault.

Upon arriving at the scene, police made contact with a woman who had visible wounds on her face and arrested Miller, according to the LAPD. Miller was booked into the LAPD Valley Jail Section on felony charges. His bail was set at nearly $1.4 million.

Miller’s relationship to the woman that he allegedly assaulted is not clear.

Miller, 40, has an MMA record of 28 wins and 10 losses with one no contest, but hasn't fought since 2016. He is the former host of the MTV reality series "Bully Beatdown," which ran for three seasons, and also appeared in the 2012 film "Here Comes the Boom," starring Kevin James.

He has several arrests on his record dating back to 2011, including changes for assault, trespassing, domestic battery, vandalism and DUI.