The Parkland, Florida, police officer who sheltered behind his car while nearly 20 students were shot and killed will be re-instated to his job, his union announced on Thursday.
An arbitration process found that Brian Miller, at the time of the massacre a sergeant in the Broward County Sheriff’s Department, was “improperly terminated” by the department more than a year after the shooting.
Trump spending cuts, his approach to climate change attacked as catalyst of catastrophic Texas flooding
Meet the Future of the Democratic Party: A Deep Dive on Zohran Mamdani
‘Pride’ Group Founder Hounded JK Rowling Over Men in Women’s Sports: Now He’s in Jail for Child Sex Crimes
Red states consider ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ spinoffs as WH urges them to follow DeSantis’ lead: ‘Lots of bears’
Red state now offers preferred parking for pregnant women
Iranian supreme leader appears in public for first time since conflict with Israel
‘What The F…’: Dem Governor Is at Complete Loss for Words After Being Asked About Cocaine Use
Daughter of Irish man beaten to death by American wife, her ex-FBI agent father rejects self-defense claims
Iran still wants a nuclear weapon despite ‘serious damage’ from US, Israeli strikes: expert warns
Legal Documents NFL Desperately Want Hidden Are Exposed, Confirm ‘Collusion’
WH Filled Spot Hillary Clinton Portrait Used to Occupy with Very Special Trump Portrait
Inside Barry Morphew’s secretive life 600 miles away from epicenter of murder investigation into wife’s death
American with ‘CIA’ credentials and variety of weapons arrested in Mexico
NORAD intercepts plane in Trump’s Bedminster no-fly zone: ‘No excuses’
We Have the Video: These Are the 2 Pitches That Allegedly Triggered MLB Gambling Probe
An internal investigation last year determined that Miller had “neglected his duties” when he responded to the shooting reports at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14, 2018. He “failed to coordinate or direct deputies’ actions and did not direct or coordinate an immediate response into the school,” a state commission eventually ruled.
Miller was initially suspended after the shooting and was fired in June of last year. Yet an arbitrator determined that the sheriff’s department had not afforded him due process when it terminated him.
