A Florida woman will likely spend multiple decades behind bars for the death of a deputy – though she did not fire the shot that killed him. At the time of the incident, Williams was wanted for failure to appear in court on a drug possession charge, law enforcement said. "Lane's tactical position afforded him the view of the door and windows to ensure that he would see the suspect in the event she tried to flee," the sheriff's office said in a press release. Williams then appeared near a "gaming room" while brandishing a "silver handgun," later determined to be a "very realistic-looking BB gun," the sheriff's office said. We will never forget Deputy Blane Lane, and his family remains in our prayers."