By Associated Press A millionaire former boyfriend who's now bankrolling ads against her opponent called the police last year on Monica Wehby, the leading Republican candidate in Oregon's U.S. Senate race, and accused her of stalking him as their relationship broke up. Timber company executive Andrew Miller told a Portland police officer on April 4, 2013, that Wehby 'had been "harassing" his employees and "stalking" him,' according to a report the officer filed. Wehby is a pediatric neurosurgeon and the front-runner in next week's GOP primary. Miller is one of two donors to a super PAC (political action committee) attacking Wehby's rival, state Representative Jason Conger.
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Monica Wehby is the leading Republican candidate in Orgeon's Senate race
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Her former boyfriend, Timber company exec Andrew Miller accused Wehby last year of 'stalking' him
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He called police to report that Wehby was 'harrassing' his employees and wouldn't leave his house
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Wehby's rival Jason Conger says it will 'create serious questions about her judgment'
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Now, Miller says he regrets calling police and that his description of Wenby's behavior was 'excessively embellished'
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He is bankrolling a PAC that attacks Wehby's rival Conger
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He says he and Wehby are now friends
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