Patrolman Shane Miller

Patrolman Shane Miller

Tabor City Police Department, North Carolina

End of Watch Saturday, May 15, 2004

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Shane Miller

Patrolman Shane Miller was killed in an automobile crash during a vehicle pursuit on his first shift as an officer with the Tabor City Police Department.

Patrolman Miller was a passenger in the patrol car that was pursuing a vehicle on N.C. 904 when it collided head-on with another vehicle as they attempted to pass a slow-moving car. Patrolman Miller sustained fatal injuries in the accident. The driver of the patrol car and the occupants of the other vehicle were injured in the accident.

The driver of the vehicle being chased was apprehended. He was convicted of charges relating to the incident and was sentenced to 6 months in jail and 3 years probation in March 2005.

Patrolman Miller had been sworn in as an officer on Friday and started his first shift that evening. The accident occurred at 1 am on Saturday morning. He had previously served as a corrections officer for the North Carolina Department of Corrections for 7 years. He is survived by his parents.

Bio

  • Age 27
  • Tour 7 years
  • Badge U408

Incident Details

  • Cause Vehicle pursuit
  • Weapon Not available
  • Offender Sentenced to 6 months

vehicle crash, vehicle pursuit

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Still hard to believe you are gone. Every time I pass your earthly home, I look for you and your truck. Although I know in reality you are not there, I can still see you with your truck. You are always in my thoughts. Not a day goes by I do not think about you brother. Love you buddy.

Richie D. Hilburn, RN
North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections. NCDAC

July 26, 2023

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