Bio & Incident Details
Age: 47
Tour: 4 years
Badge # Not available
Cause: Gunfire
Incident Date: 11/1/1946
Weapon: Rifle; .22 caliber
Suspect: Served 19 months
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Officer Milledge was shot and killed as he stood near the entrance to Dorsey Park in Overtown. Officer Milledge had chased several youths away from the park when he caught them trying to climb over the fence to watch a high school football game. The suspects went to one of the boy's home, got a .22 caliber rifle and returned to the scene. They saw Officer Milledge standing by the entrance and one of the boys shot him in the throat, killing him. The suspect fled to New York City and remained at large for 43 years. He was arrested in 1989 and served 19 months in pre-trial confinement and was then freed.
Officer Milledge had been with the agency for four years and was one the agency's first black full-time officers.
