Milton Miller IV Off to Prison for Robbery; Used Baseball Bat as a Weapon
Saturday, December 13, 2014
WOODBURY NJ-- Milton E. Miller IV, of Woodbury NJ, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery of a Woodbury man at the victim’s apartment on 7/23/14 using a baseball bat as a weapon, was sentenced today (12/12) to five years in New Jersey state prison.
The sentence requires Miller to serve 85 percent of the prison term before he can be considered for parole, Superior Court Judge Kevin T. Smith said, noting that the defendant seemed to have learned little from a long history of criminal offenses.
“You would hope he would learn from his mistakes, but at the age of 40, he has committed his most serious and significant offense,” Judge Smith said. The robbery and beating of the victim appears to have been motivated by revenged involving a woman both men knew, the judge said.
A codefendant in the case, William L. Robinson (DOB 9/11/83), of Camden, NJ pleaded guilty to the same offense as Milleron 9/8/14 and received the same five-year sentence.
Press release DECEMBER 12,2014