A man accused of fatally shooting three people at Jewish sites in Kansas declared 'Heil Hitler ! ' and asked how many Jews he had killed after the attacks , a police officer who was at the scene testified on Monday . Frazier Glenn Miller , 74 , is charged with capital murder in the April 13 , 2014 , shootings at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City in Overland Park , Kansas , and at the nearby Village Shalom Retirement Center . Miller , also known as Frazier Glenn Cross , is a Vietnam War veteran from southwest Missouri who founded the Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in his native North Carolina and later the White Patriot Party . None of the victims of the 2014 shooting that took place on the eve of Passover , a week-long holiday in which the Jewish community celebrates their freedom from slavery in Egypt , were Jewish . Scroll down for video . Wheelchair : Frazier Glenn Miller is accused of killing three victims during shootings at a Jewish community center and nearby retirement home in Kansas . The shootings happened on the eve of Passover . Illness : Miller , of Aurora , Missouri , has emphysema and was seen in court on Monday in a wheelchair and using an oxygen tube to help breathe . Mugshot : Miller , a white supremacist pictured here in April 2014 , allegedly declared 'Heil Hitler ! ' and asked how many Jews he had killed after the attacks . Overland Park police Sgt . Marty C. Ingram testified Monday at a preliminary hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to put Miller , of Aurora , Missouri , on trial . Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty . Ingram said he heard shots fired at the Jewish Community Center and saw the doors of the center 's theater shatter . He said he took cover as more shots hit the building 's facade . 'Dust , smoke was flying everywhere at that point , ' he said . The gunman then drove away . When he heard that fellow officers had arrested a suspect , Ingram accompanied some witnesses to the arrest scene to determine if they could identify him . As they approached the patrol car where Miller was detained , he shouted 'Heil Hitler ! ' and asked how many Jews he had killed , the court in Olathe , Kansas , heard . Dr. William Lewis Corporan , 69 , and his grandson Reat Griffin Underwood ( left ) , 14 , were at the Jewish Community Center for a singing competition when they were killed while Terri LaManno ( right ) was visiting her mother at a Jewish assisted living facility . None of the victims were Jewish . Accustaions : Miller , pictured in 2014 , has been charged with took place on the eve of Passover , a week-long holiday in which the Jewish community celebrates their freedom from slavery in Egypt . Miller , 74 , has said that he 's afraid he does n't have much time to live because of his illness . Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty . Miller is accused of killing Dr. William Lewis Corporon , 69 , and his 14-year-old grandson , Reat Griffin Underwood , who were attending a singing contest audition at the community center . He also is accused of killing 53-year-old Terri LaManno , who was visiting her mother at the nearby Jewish retirement home . At a December hearing , Miller , who has emphysema , said he was afraid that he does n't have much time left to live following a trip to the emergency room in March . Miller is accused of killing two people at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City . The victims were Dr. William Lewis Corporon , 69 , and his 14-year-old grandson , Reat Griffin Underwood . A third victim , Terri LaManno , 53 , was visiting her mother when she was shot and killed allegedly by Miller at the Village Shalom retirement center nearby . In several phone calls to The Associated Press , Miller said he thought he was dying and felt he was fulfilling a patriotic duty by killing Jews . He regretted shooting the teenager , who he said looked older . This is not the first time Miller has had a run-in with the police . After a nationwide manhunt for the white supremacist in 1987 , federal agents found him and three other men at a rural Missouri home stocked with hand grenades and automatic weapons . Miller was indicted on weapons charges and accused of plotting robberies and the assassination of the Southern Poverty Law Center 's founder . He served three years in federal prison . Miller also ran for the U.S. House in 2006 and the U.S. Senate in 2010 in Missouri , each time espousing a white-power platform . Miller , pictured in 1985 , is a Vietnam War veteran from southwest Missouri who founded the Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in his native North Carolina and later the White Patriot Party .
Frazier Glenn Miller , 74 , is charged with capital murder for the 2014 shootings at a Jewish Community Center and at a nearby Jewish retirement home . None of the victims in the Overland Park , Kansas , shooting were Jewish . Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for Miller , of Aurora , Missouri . Miller has said that he 's ill and afraid he does n't have much time left to live . Comment: The Vietnam veteran served three years in federal prison in the 1980s .