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Case Description

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In the early morning hours of August 31, 2026, the quiet of a neighborhood in Starke, Florida, was broken by a fatal act of domestic violence. Inside a home on Meadows Drive, 41-year-old David James Wroblewski was shot and killed. The series of events that led to this tragic end began with a domestic argument that had been escalating for days between Wroblewski and his live-in girlfriend, 42-year-old Stephanie Michelle Johnson. The Bradford County Sheriff's Office was alerted to the shooting at approximately 5:30 a.m. by a chilling phone call from one of Johnson's children, who had been informed by a younger sibling that their mother had shot Wroblewski.

Upon their arrival, deputies found Johnson outside the residence, where she reportedly admitted her involvement, stating, "it's me, and we have been fighting for the last days." Inside the master bedroom, they discovered Wroblewski on the bed with a gunshot wound to his abdomen. Despite attempts to render first aid, he was pronounced dead at the scene. Johnson was taken into custody and was said to be cooperative with investigators, admitting to the shooting. She later expressed regret, reportedly saying she "should not have done that and should have talked to her son." The investigation revealed that during their final argument, as Wroblewski allegedly challenged her to shoot him, Johnson picked up a firearm from a nightstand and fired.

Following the shooting, Johnson's actions were described as unusual. She reportedly put underwear on Wroblewski, who was naked, and then took a diazepam pill and smoked part of his marijuana joint. Johnson allegedly informed investigators that she did not believe her life was in danger and that Wroblewski had never been violent towards her. Based on the investigation, Stephanie Michelle Johnson was arrested and charged with second-degree murder for the death of David Wroblewski. She was booked into the Bradford County Jail as the community was left to grapple with the sudden violence that had shattered the peace of their neighborhood. The case highlights a tragic escalation of a domestic dispute, ending a four-year relationship and leaving children to witness the devastating aftermath.