Michael Frederick Miller was booked at Jefferson County Jail in Missouri on October 9, 2026, with first-degree murder and armed criminal action allegations listed in the sheriff’s inmate feed. The retained response records the booking at 7:35 p.m.

The two entries appear as “10006110 - MURDER 1ST DEGREE” and “31051130 - ARMED CRIMINAL ACTION.” Each carries the source status “WARRANT ISSUED.” That is a procedural notation, not a verdict. The feed listed Miller as incarcerated when the response was retained on October 10; it is a snapshot of custody information at that time.

The numerical prefixes are reproduced as part of the source’s charge labels. The booking feed does not identify an exact section of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, so the following statutory explanations provide general legal context rather than verified charging citations for this booking.

Missouri’s first-degree murder provision, RSMo 565.020, describes knowingly causing another person’s death after deliberation. The version of RSMo 565.002 in force in October 2026 explains deliberation as cool reflection, even if brief. These are elements of the legal offense; the roster entry does not establish that Miller carried them out.

RSMo 571.015 addresses armed criminal action as a separate offense involving a felony committed with the use or assistance of a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument. Its focus is the weapon’s role in the underlying felony. That general definition does not establish what instrument was involved in Miller’s allegation or prove the underlying offense.

The booking and warrant entries are distinct from a conviction. Miller is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. No disposition is recorded in the stored event.