Scottie Eugene Junior Miller: Bikie associate tasered in Scarborough arrest admits gun-toting meth trafficking

A Lone Wolf bikie associate who was famously tasered to end a dramatic police chase through Scarborough Beach’s busy pedestrian precinct has admitted carrying a loaded gun while trafficking methamphetamine. Scottie Eugene Junior Miller had posted a mock “wanted by the FBI” poster online less than a fortnight before cutting off his electronic ankle bracelet and fleeing his Mandurah home, sparking a large-scale three-day manhunt in 2021. It was revealed in Perth Magistrates Court on Friday that having tasted freedom again, Miller was busted with 830 grams of meth in Barragup, near Mandurah, on October 4 last year. Appearing via video link from Hakea Prison, the 35-year-old pleaded guilty to possessing the illegal drug with intent to sell or supply and also possessing a firearm in circumstances of aggravation - that it contained bullets - on the same date. Miller also admitted possessing $29,400 reasonably suspected of being unlawfully obtained and another trafficable quantity of meth in Greenfields, also near Mandurah, on January 11 this year. Two charges of possessing $62,870, also suspected of being ill-gotten, and having ready access to both weapons and illegal drugs were dropped, with State prosecutors citing “public interest” grounds. Miller was remanded in custody and will appear in the District Court for a sentence mention on December 6. During his dramatic beachside arrest, he slammed into several cars after being cornered by police and later claimed officers had been too violent with him. Police had warned the public not to approach Miller if they saw him but to contact them immediately.