Overview
- Miramar police say the deputy attacked his fiancée at their Miramar home, punching her and strangling her until her feet dangled.
- The arrest form states the woman drew a firearm to defend herself, fired one shot, and the deputy grabbed and hid her gun.
- Authorities charged Isaiah John Romeo Williams with simple battery, domestic battery by strangulation, robbery by sudden snatching with a firearm, and tampering with evidence.
- Williams surrendered to Broward Sheriff’s Office, has been placed on administrative leave without pay, and has posted bond with an ankle monitor according to reports.
- The case is based on the Miramar arrest form and will proceed through both a criminal investigation and an internal BSO review that could affect his employment and department oversight.