The Northwest Orange Republican Women Federated will present Deputy Chief Jerome Miller, Apopka Police Department, along with a representative of the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation, on Human Trafficking (Apopka). The luncheon is on Thursday, April 20, 2023 at The Back Room Steakhouse, 1418 Rock Springs Rd, Apopka, FL.
The topic of Human Trafficking is very much in the forefront of cities and towns. Trafficking is often referred to as modern-day slavery. According to the definition used by Homeland Security “human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act.”. This will be an interesting and informative topic that affects everyone.
Deputy Chief Jerome Miller, a veteran officer with the Apopka Police Department, is the first African-American to reach the rank of deputy chief in the history of the agency. “He has been an asset to the Apopka Police Department for over 25 years”, said APD Chief Michael McKinley.
Miller began his career in 1996 after graduating from Seminole State College Basic Law Enforcement Academy. He also graduated from the Southern Police Institute in 2006, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement, Chief Executive Officer Mentoring Program at Cedarville University in July 2014, and the FBI National Academy in 2018
