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Mugshot of Wisner Desmaret, 30, (Credit: Lee County Sheriff’s Office) The State will file the notice of intent to seek the death penalty for Wisner Desmaret, 29, the man accused of killing Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller. The State Attorney’s Office 20th Judicial Circuit Death Penalty Review Committee met and recommended seeking the death penalty for the alleged murder of Fort Myers Police Officer Jobbers-Miller who was shot in the line of duty in July. Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller. Credit: Fort Myers Police Department. State Attorney Steve Russell approved the recommendation and the state will file the notice of intent to seek death. A Lee County Grand Jury indicted Desmaret on first-degree murder charges August 10. Desmaret was also indicted for Attempted First Degree Murder of a Law Enforcement Officer, Robbery, Aggravated Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer, Resisting an Officer with Violence, Depriving an Officer of Means of Protection, Burglary of a Conveyance, and Grand Theft. Desmaret remains in custody on a no bond hold. MORE: No bond set for man accused of killing Officer Jobbers-Miller