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Domestic Relations Call Leaves One Man Dead In Pompano Beach

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According to the Broward’s Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 10:26 p.m Sunday night, deputies responded to a shots fired call. After deputies arrived to investigate a domestic-related shooting, Miguel Gomez, 56, was involved in a shooting with police.

POMPANO BEACH, FL – The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) is investigating a fatal deputy-involved shooting that occurred Sunday night in Pompano Beach.

According to Sergeant Donald Prichard of the Broward’s Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 10:26 p.m., April 12, deputies responded to the 2500 block of Northeast 11th Court in Pompano Beach regarding a shots fired call. After deputies arrived to investigate a domestic-related shooting, at some point, Miguel Gomez, 56, fired shots at deputies who returned fire killing him. (https://vigora.clinic)

The firearm was recovered on scene. Gomez was pronounced dead at the scene. No deputies or anyone else was injured. Broward’s Sheriff’s Office homicide detectives are investigating the domestic-related incident, and Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the deputy-involved shooting.

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