A man from West Palm Beach was taken into custody on Saturday. The arrest occurred in Islamorada, where the man had been involved in an incident with a law enforcement officer. The man struck a motorcycle belonging to an off-duty deputy.
Following the collision, he made threats against the officers. Further details about the incident and the arrest can be found through WPTV, the source of this information.
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