A U.S. Army National Guard sergeant who had been incarcerated at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks on Fort Leavenworth for eight years has been released. Sgt. Derrick Miller, who had been incarcerated on charges of premeditated murder while serving in Afghanistan, earned parole and walked out of the prison at the military installation Monday a free man. "I'm tremendously grateful for the opportunity to be with my kids and family again," said Miller. "I am just an average guy but people I didn't even know have come out to help me have a second chance...
