Adam Jobbers-Miller, a 29-year-old Fort Myers police officer, was mortally wounded after a July 21, 2018, robbery investigation on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Officer Jobbers-Miller pursued a suspect who fled on foot; during a struggle the suspect gained control of the officer’s firearm and shot him. He died on July 28, 2018, despite efforts to save him.

The suspect, Wisner Desmaret, was shot by other officers and taken into custody at the scene. Desmaret faced multiple charges including first-degree murder. His mental health history and a recent release from a mental hospital were raised during the trial. A jury ultimately found Desmaret guilty.

In June 2023 Desmaret received life in prison without parole; the prosecution had sought death but the jury did not reach a unanimous decision. Officer Jobbers-Miller’s family and colleagues remembered him as a dedicated officer. Does anyone have information about Officer Jobbers-Miller’s activities that day or about the investigation?