NewzA deputy with the Broward Sheriff’s Office is facing charges stemming from a domestic incident. Officials said BSO deputy Isaiah Williams was taken into custody on Monday. According to the Miramar Police Department, officers responded to a home along the 11000 block of Southwest 45th Court after receiving reports of a domestic battery.
Officers said that Williams had already left the scene when they arrived. After detectives arrived and investigated the incident, police said an arrest warrant was completed for Williams. On Monday, Williams surrendered himself to police, according to Miramar PD.
He is facing charges of simple battery, domestic battery by strangulation, robbery by sudden snatching with a firearm and tampering/altering evidence. In a statement, BSO told Local 10 News that Williams was placed on administrative investigative leave without pay as a result of his arrest. Authorities did not provide any additional information regarding the circumstances that led to Williams’ charges.As of Monday evening, Williams was being held at the Broward Main Jail.
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She said her husband, who works as a handyman in Key West, has a permit to work in the United States. Originally from Nicaragua, he has lived in the U.S. for 19 years.Federal authorities told Local 10 News that a work permit doesn’t grant legal immigration status, and that Aviles came to the country illegally in 2006 from Nicaragua.
Aviles’ son, Joshua, posted to Facebook that he got the news while aboard the USS Lincoln while on a nine-month deployment in the Middle East. He wrote: “This is heartbreaking for me…He is a hardworking, humble man.”Aviles’ younger son, also named Luis, told Local 10 News on Monday the family has been “stressed.”“He’s a good father. “Having a family member in the military is not a free pass to violate our nation’s laws,” a U.S.
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