{"officer":{"id":"18352","cause_id":"19","agency_id":"5345","rank_id":"41","first_name":"Marcellus","nickname":"Pet","middle_name":"Randall","last_name":"Millican","suffix":null,"badge":"Not available","gender":"M","age":"33","is_approved":"1","is_veteran":null,"is_odmp_discovered":null,"race":"U","tour_of_duty_days":"8 years, 2 months","date_eow":"Saturday, December 14, 1889","date_doi":"Saturday, December 14, 1889","incident_state":"TX","weapon_id":"66","incident_description":"The Millican family were founding members of Brazos County. The Millican community is located on the Southern Pacific line at the intersection of Farm roads 2154 and 159, between the Brazos and Navasota rivers fifteen miles southeast of College Station in southern Brazos County. Elliott McNeil Millican was the first elected sheriff of Brazos County on March 1, 1841 and served until July 2, 1844 when he resigned. William T. Millican was an early lawman and died on September 24, 1843. <br \/>\r\n<br \/>\r\nThe 1870s were a violent period for the Millican\u2019s. Two of Elliott Millican\u2019s sons were involved in bloody feuds. On February 6, 1870 Brazos County deputy sheriff William H. Millican was killed by Colonel R. C. Myers in a personal dispute. John E. Millican was the Constable of Precinct No. 1 and a deputy sheriff in Brazos County. John E. Millican in turn shot and killed Colonel Myers. On August 29, 1872, Colonel Myers son and daughter shot and killed John E. Millican. The siblings were tried and it was a hung jury. <br \/>\r\n<br \/>\r\nOn August 9, 1881, W. L. Steele resigned as Constable of Precinct No. 1 and M. R. (Pet) Millican was appointed in his place. On September 12, 1881, the bond of M. R. Millican as Constable was approved.<br \/>\r\n<br \/>\r\nOn Saturday, December 14, 1889, Constable Millican was assassinated by Charles (Charlie) Campbell. Zeke and Poker Curd, brothers, enticed Campbell to kill the constable. All three were arrested and Campbell became a state\u2019s witness. The jury acquitted the Curd brothers. No reason was determined as to why the Curd\u2019s wanted to kill the constable. <br \/>\r\n<br \/>\r\nM. R.\u2019s brother, Wilbur (Will) Millican was a guard at the convict farm and had reportedly killed several men. He told the Curd brothers to leave Millican or he would kill them. Zeke Curd returned and Will Millican killed him in June 1890. On November 15, 1906, Will was shot and killed in a personal feud by a fellow guard. <br \/>\r\n<br \/>\r\nM. R. (Pet) Millican was 33 years of age at the time of his death. He was buried in the family plot at the Weaver Cemetery in Millican, Brazos County. He had been a Constable for 8 years, 2 months and 2 days. No other personal information is known except he had at least one brother in Midland. His full name may have been Marcellus Randall Millican.","extra_incident_id":null,"extra_incident_name":null,"suspect_information":"acquitted","related":null,"nleomf_panel":null,"nleomf_line":null,"nleomf_dir":null,"odmp_notes":"Ron DeLord researcher","dt_created":"2006-06-29 17:13:12","dt_updated":"2015-03-03 18:38:00","updater":"saundra","incident_loc_lat":null,"incident_loc_lon":null,"is_lodd_sent":"1","dt_approved":"2006-06-29 17:13:12","is_felonious":"1","full_name":"Marcellus Randall \"Pet\" Millican","rank":"Constable","cause":"Gunfire","weapon":"Shotgun","extra_incident":"","agency":"Brazos County Constable's Office - Precinct 1","agency_type":"Constables (Municipal & County)","address1":"12845 FM 2154","address2":"Suite 140","city":"College Station","hq_state":"TX","state_abbr":"TX","agency_zip":"77845","state":"Texas","incident_state_name":"Texas","parole_id":null,"parole_date":null,"is_parole_published":null,"is_flagged":"0","flagged_comment":null,"flagged_date":null,"flagged_by":null,"created_by":null,"photo":{"id":"12020","media_type":"image","related_table":"officer","related_id":"18352","filename":"18352.jpg","is_primary":"1"},"patch":{"id":"42742","media_type":"image","related_table":"agency","related_id":"5345","filename":"brazos-county-constables-office-precinct-1.png","is_primary":"1"},"url":"\/officer\/18352-constable-marcellus-randall-pet-millican","reflection_url":"\/officer\/reflections\/18352-constable-marcellus-randall-pet-millican","ogtitle":"The Millican family were founding members of Brazos County. The Millican community is located on the Southern Pacific line at the intersection of Farm roads 2154 and 159, between the Brazos and Navasota rivers fifteen miles southeast of College Station in southern Brazos County. Elliott McNeil Millican was the first elected sheriff of Brazos County on March 1, 1841 and served until July 2, 1844 when he resigned. William T. Millican was an early lawman and died on September 24, 1843. \r"},"cms_content_sign_up_benefits":"","officer_tags":"","total_reflections":12,"reflections":[{"id":"887954","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2019-12-14 19:27:10","content":"Constable Millican,\nOn today, the 130th anniversary of your death I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for the citizens of Brazos County.  And to your Family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.\n\nR.I.P.\nUSBP","signature":null,"sender_name":"Anonymous ","sender_agency":"United States Border Patrol ","sender_email":"mikeusbp9610@yahoo.com","sender_ip_address":null},{"id":"718737","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2015-09-06 16:48:39","content":"Great-Great Uncle Pet,\nContinue to Rest in Peace. The Millican family tradition of service to the people as law enforcement officers still holds true today. You would be proud to know that there are still Millicans and their offsprings  that are still involved in the field of Law enforcement. I look ahead to seeing you one day in paradise.","signature":null,"sender_name":"SSA, Donald R. McDole, (Retired)","sender_agency":"U.S. DHS, ICE","sender_email":"donaldmcdole@msn.com","sender_ip_address":"174.27.108.43"},{"id":"643771","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2013-12-14 09:32:44","content":"Heroes live forever, Constable Millican, and we will never forget.   Thank you for the sacrifice you made for the citizens of Brazos County and the great State of Texas.","signature":null,"sender_name":"Greater Houston C.O.P.S.","sender_agency":"  ","sender_email":"bjeanhill@sbcglobal.net","sender_ip_address":"71.102.61.250"},{"id":"595970","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2012-12-13 08:54:07","content":"Rest in peace, Constable Millican.  Your service and sacrifice to the citizens of Brazos County and the great State of Texas are not forgotten.","signature":null,"sender_name":"Greater Houston C.O.P.S.","sender_agency":"","sender_email":"bjeanhill@sbcglobal.net","sender_ip_address":"74.106.48.163"},{"id":"575715","user_id":"1725","officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved-auto","dt_submitted":"2012-08-15 13:00:36","content":"Thank you for your Heroism Sir, RIP.","signature":"James Kotke\nCivilian \/ Former Officer \nWSF Park Police (Wi.)","sender_name":"James Kotke","sender_agency":"","sender_email":"bozz227@yahoo.com","sender_ip_address":"67.52.36.2"},{"id":"508446","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2011-07-16 14:15:30","content":"Rest in Peace. The Millican tradition still holds true. I wish I had of known you. You would be proud to know that their are still Millicans that work in the institution of Law enforcement for the state of Texas and for the federal government. ","signature":null,"sender_name":"John L. Millican Correctional Officer V","sender_agency":"Texas Department Of Criminal Justice","sender_email":"johnmillican86@yahoo.com","sender_ip_address":"69.6.137.190"},{"id":"431201","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2009-12-14 13:09:42","content":"Your heroism and service is honored today, the 120th anniversary of your death. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. My cherished son Larry Lasater was a fellow police officer murdered in the line of duty on April 24, 2005 while serving as a Pittsburg, CA police officer","signature":null,"sender_name":"Phyllis Loya","sender_agency":"mother of fallen officer Larry Lasater","sender_email":"","sender_ip_address":"4bd2b836"},{"id":"302666","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2007-12-08 12:24:23","content":"You are remembered today and thank you Sir for your service","signature":null,"sender_name":"vandenberghe","sender_agency":"manchester, nh","sender_email":"vdbconsulting@aol.com","sender_ip_address":"400c7449"},{"id":"175489","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2006-07-01 00:31:04","content":"Constable Millican,\r\n   It has taken over 116 years, but you are finally being honored. I would like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for the citizens of Brazos County.\r\n\r\nR.I.P.\r\nAnonymous","signature":null,"sender_name":"Anonymous","sender_agency":"Anonymous","sender_email":"","sender_ip_address":"445b19aa"},{"id":"175323","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2006-06-30 11:17:47","content":"REST OFFICER YOUR NOT FORGOTTEN.","signature":null,"sender_name":"GILBERT DANIEL","sender_agency":"","sender_email":"","sender_ip_address":"438ca02f"},{"id":"175281","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2006-06-30 02:31:00","content":"Sir, well over 100 years later you have finally been honored for your service to us.May you Rest in Peace knowing this.","signature":null,"sender_name":"","sender_agency":"","sender_email":"","sender_ip_address":"51819a06"},{"id":"175269","user_id":null,"officer_id":"18352","related_table":"officer","status":"Approved","dt_submitted":"2006-06-29 23:11:43","content":"Rest in peace..... you are not forgotten","signature":null,"sender_name":"Officer Owen #727","sender_agency":"DCCCD Police","sender_email":"","sender_ip_address":"90a245bc"}],"agency":{"id":"5345","name":"Brazos County Constable's Office - Precinct 1","state":"TX","address1":"12845 FM 2154","address2":"Suite 140","city":"College Station","zipcode":"77845","hq_state":"TX","phone":null,"current_agency_id":null,"agency_type_id":"4","chief_exec_name":"Chief Deputy Constable","chief_exec_phone":"9796950030","chief_exec_email":"jreeves@co.brazos.tx.us","benefits_poc_name":"Katie Conner, County Auditor","benefits_poc_phone":"9793614359","benefits_poc_email":"KConner@brazoscountytx.gov","benefits_poc_cc_name":null,"benefits_poc_cc_email":null,"benefits_notes":null,"agency_uri":null,"agency_lat":"30.5704554","agency_lon":"-96.3096370","dt_created":null,"dt_updated":"2016-09-20 19:26:57","agency_type":"Constables (Municipal & County)","state_name":"Texas","hq_state_name":"Texas","lodd_count":"2","k9_lodd_count":null,"current_agency_name":null,"patch":{"id":"42742","media_type":"image","related_table":"agency","related_id":"5345","filename":"brazos-county-constables-office-precinct-1.png","is_primary":"1"},"component_agencies":false},"related_officers":[],"related_k9s":[],"hide_add_hero":0}