
Quintin Marteen Williams {BSO}
A Lauderhill man is facing felony charges after police say he threw liquor and beer bottles at passing vehicles, shattering a driver’s windshield and endangering motorists on West Broward Boulevard.
According to a Lauderhill Police arrest affidavit, officers responded around 2:57 p.m. on May 28 near West Broward Boulevard and Northwest 31st Avenue after multiple 911 calls reported that a man was throwing objects at moving vehicles.
Upon arrival, officers identified the suspect as Quintin Marteen Williams, 43, and a victim, a woman, who was driving on West Broward Boulevard when she saw Williams throw a hard object toward her vehicle. The object struck and shattered the driver’s-side front windshield. Authorities said the impact created the potential for death or great bodily harm.
After being advised of his rights, Williams allegedly admitted that he became upset and threw two bottles—a Smirnoff bottle and a Corona bottle—toward vehicles traveling on the roadway.
Police said a witness at the scene corroborated the victim’s account and positively identified Williams during a show-up conducted by responding officers.
The victim provided a sworn recorded statement and indicated she wanted to pursue charges, according to the report. Williams was taken into custody and transported to the Broward County Main Jail.
Court records show Williams was being held pending his first appearance hearing.
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