An Alexander City police officer and others have been accused with domestic violence

CAMP HILL, Alabama – An Alexander City police officer has been arrested, according to authorities.

Lt. Sheronda Cross is accused of domestic violence on two counts. According to court documents, on May 1, she reportedly choked and punched a man in the head and face. It occurred in Camp Hill.

Documents say that she was arrested on June 30.

According to court documents, three individuals, Brandon Lewis, Carter Williams, and Justice Williams, were also involved and face the same allegations.

LaGorrgera Maxwell, according to police, was also arrested and is facing the same allegations. According to court documents, he assaulted one of the other four and ran over another’s foot.

Maxwell, according to Camp Hill police, is a former pardons and paroles officer who hasn’t worked with them in a few months. According to police, he and Cross were in a relationship.

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