The target of a massive manhunt over two days, this inmate is back behind bars.
According to Houston County Sheriff Donald Valenza, officers captured Miller in the Rucker Boulevard area of Enterprise.Officers searched that area until 3 a.m. Sunday.Awaiting trial on robbery and theft charges, Miller escaped while assigned to kitchen duty.
He was arrested on the robbery and theft charges on February 8, two days after he allegedly robbed a Midland City convenience store. Valenza and investigators plan to interrogate him at Houston County Jail on Sunday afternoon as part of their investigation into Miller’s escape.
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