Director of MSTIDE & Chief of Police at Weir Police Department.
Dillion Cates began his Law Enforcement career in 2016. He is employed by the Oxford Police Department where he serves as the Director of Mississippi Training for Impaired Driving Enforcement (MS TIDE). He is also the Chief of Police for the Town of Weir Police Department, since 2021. Dillion also serves as the Volunteer Fire Chief for the Town of Weir Volunteer Fire Department since 2021. He has been an active member of S.T.O.R.M. since 2020, serving on the Board of Directors as Sergeant at Arms & Public Relations Officer since 2023.
"I am passionate about Law Enforcement and helping others, so if I can ever be of any assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me day or night!"
Ms. Miller received her law degree in 1997. Upon graduation, she was a judicial clerk at the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Ms. Miller then joined the Hinds County District Attorney‵s Office as an assistant district attorney handling the prosecution of sex crimes, child abuse, and domestic violence. In August 2001, Ms. Miller joined the Mississippi Attorney General‵s Office in the Public Integrity Division as a special assistant attorney general handling the prosecution of vulnerable adult cases statewide. In August 2006, she became the state's Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor assisting law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges in all impaired driving issues. Ms. Miller is an instructor for the Basic Recruit Class and the MS Highway Safety Patrol Cadet Class at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Academy in Rankin County. She is also a speaker/instructor for the Mississippi Judicial College. In addition, she is a member of the Hinds County Bar Association, and has been on the Board of Directors for the Mississippi Prosecutor's Association. Ms. Miller is licensed to practice law in both Mississippi and Florida
My name is Dean Anderson and I was born on June 23, 1970. I live in Vicksburg, MS. I'm currently employed with Shiers Communications for 20 plus years. I was a volunteer for MADD Mothers Against Drunk Driving going for over 7 years. MADD's Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving? has the goal of protecting our families from drunk driving and ultimately ending the threat of drunk driving on American roads by:
• Support the heroes who keep our roads safe. High-visibility law enforcement catches drunk drivers and discourages others from driving drunk.
• Require convicted drunk drivers to blow before they go. Ignition interlock devices, or in-car breathalyzers, require all convicted drunk drivers to prove they are sober before the car will start.
• Turn cars into the cure. Tomorrow's cars will protect each of us, automatically determining whether or not the driver is at or above the legal limit of .08 and failing to operate if the driver is impaired.
Mississippi Highway Patrol
End of Watch December 27, 1999
Vehicle Crash
Trooper Denham was 29 years old when he was killed in a single vehicle accident while returning from working the scene a fatal accident. Trooper Denham was traveling north on Mississippi Route 603, in Bay St. Louis, when he lost control of his cruiser, which flipped over several times and landed upside down in a ditch. Some witnesses reported that another vehicle cut off his cruiser, causing him to lose control.
Trooper Denham had been in law enforcement for ten years and is survived by his wife and two children.
University of Mississippi Police Department
End of Watch October 21, 2006
Vehicular Assault
Officer Robert Langley was fatally injured when he was dragged by the driver of a vehicle during a traffic stop near the university campus in Oxford, Mississippi.
As Officer Langley was speaking to the driver, a university student whom he had stopped for speeding, the driver suddenly sped off, dragging Officer Langley approximately 200 yards.
Officer Langley was flown to the Memphis Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries. Langley was 30 years old.
The suspect was apprehended at his residence by members of the Oxford Police Department a short time after the incident and charged with capital murder of a police officer. In 2007 the suspect plead guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Officer Langley was a member of the Mississippi National Guard and was a veteran of the War on Terrorism. He is survived by his wife, two sons, and two stepdaughters.
Oxford Police Department
Began his walk with God January 3, 2008
Natural Causes
George Albert (G.A.) Liles, 66, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008, in Columbus. He was a retired major with the Oxford Police Department. He graduated from the F.B.I. Academy in 1973 and formerly served as a staff sergeant in the National Guard, where he was on active duty for two years. He was an active member of North Oxford Baptist Church. He was president of the Tri Lakes Western Horse Show Association and a director of the Mississippi State Horse Show Association.
Gulfport Police Department
End of Watch August 14, 2008
Motorcycle Crash
Lieutenant Robert Curry was killed in a motorcycle accident on Highway 49 in Orange Grove. The driver of another vehicle turned in front of his department motorcycle, causing the collision.
Lieutenant Curry had served with the Gulfport Police Department for 14 years. He is survived by his wife and two small children. His wife also serves as a lieutenant with the agency.
At the time of his death, He was serving as the President of S.T.O.R.M.
Eupora Police Department
End of Watch October 23, 2013
Keith was a veteran officer with the Eupora Police Department and a long time STORM member. He was greatly dedicated to the STORM organization and we will forever miss and remember him.
The end of watch for Keith was October 23, 2013 as he was killed in the line of duty.
Keith was assisting a State Trooper in stopping suspects that previously committed an armed robbery. As the Trooper was giving chase, Keith was deploying spike strips and the suspect vehicle swerved at him, striking and ultimately killing him.
Keith's bravery is an inspiration to us all and we are proud to have had him as a member of this organization for many years.
Ms. Miller received her law degree in 1997. Upon graduation, she was a judicial clerk at the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Ms. Miller then joined the Hinds County District Attorney‵s Office as an assistant district attorney handling the prosecution of sex crimes, child abuse, and domestic violence. In August 2001, Ms. Miller joined the Mississippi Attorney General‵s Office in the Public Integrity Division as a special assistant attorney general handling the prosecution of vulnerable adult cases statewide. In August 2006, she became the state's Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor assisting law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges in all impaired driving issues. Ms. Miller is an instructor for the Basic Recruit Class and the MS Highway Safety Patrol Cadet Class at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Academy in Rankin County. She is also a speaker/instructor for the Mississippi Judicial College. In addition, she is a member of the Hinds County Bar Association, and has been on the Board of Directors for the Mississippi Prosecutor's Association. Ms. Miller is licensed to practice law in both Mississippi and Florida
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