Jason Miller

Jason Miller was a member of the UEG Law Enforcement agency and the husband of Emily Walker. He served as a UNSC soldier, and later as an ONI Security trooper, during the course of the Human-Covenant War. During the course of his career, he worked as a special agent in homicide investigations, and hostage negotiations. He was responsible for tracking down and detaining Alexander Cortez, and later David King. After years of supervisory experience, he became the Director of Criminal Investigations. He retired from the department in 2607.

Early Life
Jason was born on October 23, 2532 on the human colony world of Cerebrus IV. During the beginning of the Human-Covenant war, the covenant had glassed the planet entirely. Jason and his parents had escaped the city just before it had been wiped out. They were then relocated to Sigma Octanus IV and lived in the city of Cote d’Azur.

Two years of peace and the invasion began in July 17, 2552. Evacuations had been made and ground troops released to secure the city from the imminent threat of the Covenant.

Human-Covenant War
Jason was recruited into the UNSC Marine Corps and was tasked with evacuating the city’s residents. After hearing that retrieved the artifact from the museum, Jason and his team evacuated the planet.

During the in late 2552, Jason was recruited into ONI’s Security force and was stationed on a military-oriented skyhook defense complex stationed above Earth. After an explosion had rendered the complex unstable, Jason and his team were to evacuate. Instead they were engaged with Covenant ground forces. They managed to defeat the forces, but at the cost of low ammunition. Jason, as selfless as he was, wanted the team to take the last shuttle without him. However, the team shoved Jason into the shuttle and sacrificed themselves for his survival, using whatever remaining ammunition they had left. Jason had crash landed on Earth’s surface in the city of Mombasa where he helped evacuate as many citizens as possible before proceeding to help out the NMPD.