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NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedAugust 27, 2026Miami-Dade

Broward Sheriff's Deputy Isaiah Williams released on bond following domestic violence arrest

Broward Sheriff's Office deputy Isaiah Williams was released from jail after being charged with domestic violence against his fiancée. Williams has been placed on unpaid leave following the incident, which allegedly involved physical assault and a struggle over a firearm.

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Why It Matters

The incident involves a law enforcement officer facing criminal charges, resulting in his suspension without pay and court-ordered restrictions on his access to firearms.

Key Facts

  • Isaiah Williams, a 27-year-old Broward Sheriff's Office deputy, was arrested by Miramar police on domestic violence charges.
  • The deputy is currently on unpaid leave from his position.
  • A judge ordered Williams to surrender all firearms and ammunition.
  • The court prohibited Williams from visiting any location where the victim lives, works, or frequents.
  • The arrest report alleges Williams physically assaulted his fiancée, including striking her and lifting her by the neck.
  • The report alleges a struggle occurred over a firearm during the incident.
  • Williams was released from the Broward main jail on bond following a court appearance.

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