MIAMI (WSVN) - A six-year-old case concerning a man accused of trying to kill a Miami Police officer came to an emotional end in court.
Thirty-year-old Antranard Womble pleaded guilty to a list of charges, including attempted murder, Monday morning.
The charges stem from a traffic stop in April of 2020 during which, investigators said, Womble fired several shots at the female officer, who was in an unmarked unit.
Police said the officer wasn’t hit, but pieces of her uniform were.
Addressing the defendant directly, Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Laura M. González-Marqués stressed this incident could have had a much different, tragic outcome.
“Mr. Womble, in the time that you are in state prison, I sincerely hope, sir, that you reflect on the actions that you took that day. An officer who was doing her job could have lost her life,” said González-Marqués.
Several police officers were in court to witness the plea.
Womble is headed to state prison with a sentence of 15 years, but he will receive credit for time served.
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