What JP Miller Told Officers About Mica's Mental Health

In February 2024, Mica walked out of a hospital she says JP had her committed to against her will. Her purse was gone. Her car keys were gone. Her car was gone. JP had collected them while she was admitted and told officers he was preventing overspending. When she reported the car stolen, an officer contacted JP, who said Mica suffered from mental disorders.

Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott identifies the mechanism at work: a coercive controller creates the crisis, then presents himself as the reasonable party managing it. Scott walks through how that tactic turns law enforcement into an unwitting extension of the control — and what it does to a woman's capacity to trust her own perception of reality when the people she calls for help believe the person she's calling about.

JP has pleaded not guilty to federal cyberstalking. Trial is October 2026.

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