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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nWe talked about Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer last month<\/a> when the founder of Veterans on Patrol claimed to have discovered a campsite in Tucson, Arizona that was used to traffic in child-sex. <\/p>\n For the second time this month, the founder of Veterans on Patrol, Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer, was arrested on suspicion of trespassing Sunday afternoon, according to Sgt. Kimberly Bay with the Tucson Police Department.<\/p>\n Meyer, also known as Lewis Arthur, gained national attention after claiming through social media that his group discovered an abandoned homeless camp that was used for child sex trafficking, near West Valencia Road and Interstate 19. Local law enforcement officials said those claims were investigated and found no such evidence.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n This latest arrest was facilitated by videos that Meyer posted on YouTube which law enforcement discovered and used as evidence to arrest him for trespassing once again. <\/p>\n From KGUN<\/a>;<\/p>\n Meyer has a history of similar actions and violations dating back to 2014 at the Bundy Ranch in Nevada and others in Arizona.<\/p>\n In Surprise, Arizona, he was arrested for criminal trespassing, had an established homeless encampment in Phoenix and another in Mesa, and he more recently became associated with a homeless encampment on private property behind Santa Rita Park in Tucson.<\/p>\n Several weeks ago, Meyer agreed to leave the Cemex property, but he returned and illegally occupied a tower.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n