John-Paul Miller was arrested for assault days after the FBI raided his home, In Touch can confirm. The South Carolina pastor has been shrouded in controversy since his estranged wife, Mica Miller, died by suicide in April.

John Paul Miller was arrested after he allegedly confronted a "Justice for Mica" protestor outside of his church.

Pastor John-Paul Miller is expected to appear in a Myrtle Beach court Thursday for a bond hearing after he was arrested and charged a day earlier with third-degree assault months after the suicide of

John-Paul Miller, 45, whose wife Mica Miller died by suicide on April 27 and the investigation into her death captivated the nation, was charged in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, with third-degree assault and battery on Wednesday, according to the Myrtle Beach Sun News.

The husband of 30-year-old Mica Miller, who died by suicide on April 27 in Robeson County, North Carolina, has been arrested on assault charges.

Paul Miller was arrested on Wednesday, November 6th on an assault charge following a recent FBI raid of his home. According to People, Miller was arrested in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina after an alleged assault on a protestor outside of his church.

The controversial South Carolina pastor who came under national scrutiny following his wife Mica Miller’s apparent suicide was arrested on assault charges just days after an FBI raid at his home. John-Paul Miller,

Mica Miller, 30, died by suicide in April. Authorities have said there's "no evidence" connecting her husband to her death

Protestors were seen Sunday outside of a Myrtle Beach church days after its pastor was the subject of an FBI search.