BOISE, Idaho (KBOI) -- A Boise
Police officer suspended last month after he was arrested on domestic violence
charges is no longer employed by the city of Boise.
Lynn Hightower, Boise Police
spokesperson, told KBOI 2News that 43-year-old Gary Miller's employment ended
April 3. He had been with Boise PD for 16 years and had been assigned to the
department's Bench Patrol Division.
He was placed on suspension for
more than two weeks before his employment ended.
"The Boise Police
Department demands the highest professional conduct from its officers, both on
and off duty, which includes conformance to laws," the department said in
a news release last month.
Miller, who's trial is
scheduled for May 21, is charged with misdemeanor domestic battery and
misdemeanor battery.