If Sgt. Miller has any honor, he will immediately resign. He owes it to law enforcement officers who risk their lives each and every day.

He was an absolute failure on 2/14/2018.

From 2:27:03 to 2:27:10, the body camera of Deputy J. Stambaugh (BSO) captured the sounds of Cruz’s last gunshots. At that point, there were eight BSO deputies on or in the immediate area of campus.

In their interviews each of these deputies said heard they gunshots: Sergeant B. Miller, Deputy S. Peterson, Deputy E. Eason, Deputy M. Kratz, Deputy J. Stambaugh, Deputy R. Seward, Deputy A. Perry and Detective B. Goolsby.

None of these BSO deputies immediately responded to the gunshots by entering the campus and seeking out the shooter.

MSD Commission Initial Report pg. 33. http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/MSDHS/CommissionReport.pdf

Sergeant Miller said that he experienced radio problems early on in the response and that he repeatedly tried to get on the radio to coordinate a response. “I was controlling the scene as best I could,” said Sergeant Miller.

Despite Sergeant Miller’s claims, his first radio transmission was at 2:32:08, approximately ten minutes after the first radio traffic about the shooting & approximately five minutes after his arrival. pg 115.

There is also no evidence that Miller effectively “directed resources” & no evidence that he directed deputies toward the gunshots that he heard upon his arrival. pg 115.