Miles was a reserve on the Crimson Tide but an ankle injury sidelined him for the rest of the season.
Michael Davis, who is also charged in the shooting death of Jamea Harris, was also indicted, defense lawyer Mary Turner told the AP. Turner only represents Miles.
During a court hearing last month, Turner suggested Miles was in a defensive posture when he told Davis where the gun was located. After he was charged in January, Alabama said he was “removed from campus” and the team. In the postgame news conference, Miller was asked his thoughts on the indictment. He said, “I can’t — I’m not going to be able to say on that.”
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