Richard Miller

Lee's Summit High School

Class of 1986

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First Name	Richard
Last Name	Miller
Graduation Year	Class of 1986
Gender	Male
City	N/A
State/Province	MO
Country	United States
Occupation	Criminal Investigator
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	Hanging out with friends and going to my history classes (I was a total nerd!)
About Me	I goofed off about 6 months after graduating early by going to Longview Community College, then joined the Army as a Military Policeman. I served in Baumholder, Germany for 2 1/2 years and 1 year at Ft. Devens, Massaschusetts. I also served in the U.S. Army Reserves while in college, and was a PSYOP (Psychological Operations) Specialist for about 4 years out at Richard-Gebauer Air Force Base in KCMO. I came back and attended CMSU (now UCM -- in Warrensburg, MO), and met my wife (of 22 years now!) I worked for about 3 years with Wal-Mart as a manager, thinking I'd get into loss prevention, but it didn't work out, and I signed on with MO Probation & Parole as a probation/parole officer, and worked all of the KCMO area and Lafayette County. I've supervised cases all over the KCMO area (burbs included), and I've worked caseloads of sex offenders, dangerous felons, "regular" cases, drug diversion, and have been a court liasion and fugitive officer. For the last 10 years at P&P, I specialized in domestic violence case supervision, and I helped create the supervision process, and I was part of the process in getting the agency to specialize in DV case supervision. I left MO Probation & Parole after 18 years, and started working as a Criminal Investigator with the MO Dept. of Labor for the past 2 years in KCMO, where I investigate fraud cases. I'm a past Board President with the House of Hope domestic/sexual violence shelter...(read more)