US Air Force Sgt. Vietnam
MD State Police∼William Mills Jr. was a State Trooper for the State of Maryland, with the rank of First Class. He served 9 years for the Police Force, dying in the line of duty at age 32, Trooper Mills was investigating a complaint involving neighbors in Brookview, Maryland. When he arrived at the scene, he was shot in the chest with a .38 caliber handgun, which knocked him down. When he attempted to draw his weapon, he was shot again in the chest, with a high-powered rifle.
MD State Police∼William Mills Jr. was a State Trooper for the State of Maryland, with the rank of First Class. He served 9 years for the Police Force, dying in the line of duty at age 32, Trooper Mills was investigating a complaint involving neighbors in Brookview, Maryland. When he arrived at the scene, he was shot in the chest with a .38 caliber handgun, which knocked him down. When he attempted to draw his weapon, he was shot again in the chest, with a high-powered rifle.
US Air Force Sgt. Vietnam
MD State Police∼William Mills Jr. was a State Trooper for the State of Maryland, with the rank of First Class. He served 9 years for the Police Force, dying in the line of duty at age 32, Trooper Mills was investigating a complaint involving neighbors in Brookview, Maryland. When he arrived at the scene, he was shot in the chest with a .38 caliber handgun, which knocked him down. When he attempted to draw his weapon, he was shot again in the chest, with a high-powered rifle.
MD State Police∼William Mills Jr. was a State Trooper for the State of Maryland, with the rank of First Class. He served 9 years for the Police Force, dying in the line of duty at age 32, Trooper Mills was investigating a complaint involving neighbors in Brookview, Maryland. When he arrived at the scene, he was shot in the chest with a .38 caliber handgun, which knocked him down. When he attempted to draw his weapon, he was shot again in the chest, with a high-powered rifle.
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