Retired Hilo detective turns himself in for intimidating a witness
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Brian Miller, a retired police detective from Hilo, was arrested and charged for intimidating, threatening and retaliating against a witness.
A retired police detective from Hilo has been arrested and charged for intimidating, threatening and retaliating against a witness.
Brian Miller, 56, turned himself in at the East Hawaii Detention Facility, where he was arrested and charged in suspicion of intimidating a witness, tampering with a witness, retaliating against a witness, second-degree terroristic threatening and harassment, according to a court indictment.
Miller was released after he posted a $50,000 bail. His next court appearance is scheduled for Tuesday at the Kona Circuit Court.
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