A Miami-Dade Police Division officer faces armed sexual battery, armed housebreaking and kidnapping costs following a battle together with his ex-girlfriend, police say.
Officer Miguel Lomeli, 32, allegedly confronted his ex-girlfriend round 1:30 a.m. Wednesday exterior her dwelling, which allegedly led to him forcibly taking her inside and sexually assaulting her.
By 10:30 p.m. that very same day, police stated Lomeli turned himself in on the Miami-Dade PD headquarters in Doral.
“There is no place for betrayal of public trust in the Miami-Dade Police Department,” Miami-Dade Police Director Stephanie V. Daniels stated in a information launch to native media retailers. “The allegations of misconduct by one of my officers are extremely troubling, and immediate action has been taken to hold the officer accountable.”
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Miami-Dade police officer Miguel Lomeli, 32, is accused of armed kidnapping and sexual battery. (Miami-Dade County Corrections and Rehabilitation)
Lomeli confronted Decide Cindy Glazer on Thursday morning, in accordance with WSVN. He was ordered to avoid his ex-girlfriend, and the decide gave him time to discover a lawyer previous to setting his bond.
An arrest warrant obtained by the native NBC station says the verbal dispute began at a restaurant in Homestead. The 36-year-old sufferer reportedly stated Lomeli adopted her dwelling in his marked police car and was wearing uniform whereas armed with the weapon he makes use of whereas on responsibility.
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Miami-Dade police officer Miguel Lomeli was reportedly in his police car and uniform on the time of the incident together with his ex-girlfriend. (Roberto Koltun/El Nuevo Herald/Tribune Information Service through Getty Photographs)
Lomeli reportedly ran away when the sufferer yelled at her 12-year-old son to name for assist.
Miami-Dade Police Division arrested one among their very own who turned himself in at headquarters in Doral, Florida. (iStock)
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Lomeli has been with Miami-Dade police for six years, in accordance with the Miami Herald.
“The integrity of our police department is of the utmost importance, and we must continue to act with the highest of standards in order to safeguard the trust of all Miami-Dade County residents,” Daniels added. “I will not allow this badge to be tarnished by anyone.”
