In Harvey, Louisiana, a 29-year-old man named Chad Miller was found in front of his apartment on a Monday, having sustained multiple gunshot wounds to his side. It was May 23, 2016, a day that would end with him being rushed to the hospital by emergency services, where he ultimately succumbed to his injuries. At the scene of the shooting, investigators discovered evidence of the violence that had transpired, collecting three AK-47 casings as well as a.
380 casing.
The investigation into the death of Chad Miller led to the identification of three male suspects. Just days after the incident, on May 27, two of the individuals turned themselves in to the authorities. These suspects were identified as 28-year-old Charlie George and 17-year-old David Foster. Their surrender marked a significant development in the case, but one suspect still remained at large.
Several months later, the third and final suspect was apprehended. On August 24, 20-year-old Jeremy Ratliff of New Orleans was arrested by the U.S. Marshal's Gulf Coast Regional Task Force in unincorporated Gretna. Following these arrests, all three men, Charlie George, David Foster, and Jeremy Ratliff, were charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of Chad Miller.
