High Springs Man Arrested for Violating Pretrial Release Conditions in Domestic Battery Case

On July 28, High Springs police arrested Michael W. Williamson, 45, and charged him with domestic battery. 

Williamson reportedly hit the victim in the back of the head with a steel toe work boot, leaving visible injuries.

Following his arrest, Williamson was released on a $99 bond. He was ordered to not contact the victim or possess any weapons. 

Williamson was booked into jail yesterday on two counts of violating his pretrial release conditions. 

Prosecutors say Williamson texted the victim and/or drove to her residence in September.

Update | August 3, 2026:

Williamson was later convicted of battery and one count of violating pretrial release conditions and sentenced to two months in jail with roughly a month credit for time served, followed two years of probation, court records show.