Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

thinking of you today as i sit on the desk, sixteen years has past.

Anonymous

December 8, 2003

LOUIE MILLER "THE COMMANDER" WAS MY TRAINING OFFICER IN 1985. WHEN I FIRST MET HIM HE CAME ACROSS AS A NO NONSENSE KIND OF GUY. AT FIRST I WASN'T SURE OF WHAT TO MAKE OF HIM. HE INITIALLY CAME ACROSS LIKE A MARINE DRILL SEARGENT, AND I THOUGHT MY TRAINING EXPERIENCE WITH HIM WOULD BE 6 MONTHS OF HELL. I CONSIDER IT AN HONOR AND A PRIVELIGE TO HAVE KNOWN HIM AND EVEN MORE TO BE TRAINED BY HIM.HE TREATED EVERYONE EQUALLY WITH THE SAME RESPECT, NO MATTER WHO YOU WERE OR WHERE YOU CAME FROM. THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS I LEARNED FROM HIM. HE WAS SURELY LOVED BY ALL WHO CAME IN CONTACT WITH HIM, AND EVEN NOW 16 YEARS LATER I STILL CONSIDER MYSELF LUCKY TO HAVE KNOWN HIM. WHAT A SENSELESS LOSS...

RETIRED DETECTIVE/CURRENT DEPUTY
FORMER NYPD/CURRENT BROWARD COUNTY SHERRIF

November 13, 2003

He was a good friend to this newly promoted Sergeant. My first assignment will be precinct from which he performed his last tour of duty. I pray he watches over me.

Sgt. Robert Ryan
NYPD

DET MILLER DIED A HERO WHILE INVESTIGATING A BURGLARY CALL IN BROOKLYN NY. HE WAS SHOT TO DEATH. SUSPECTS WERE CAUGHT.HIS NICKNAME WAS " THE COMMANDER". AFTER 14 YEARS HE IS STILL MISSED TODAY

Anonymous

HAPPY ANNIVERSITY IN THAT BIG PRECINCT IN THE SKY WILL BE SAYING A PRAYER FOR YOU "COMMANDER"
61 JOE

Anonymous

DET MILLER LOVED THE 70TH PCT. HE INSPIRED ME. THE DAY OF THIS TRAGEDY I WAS AT BCB I WILL NEVER FORGET.

Anonymous