Miami judge orders Milutin Siriski held without bond after alleged roadside attack on woman in car

What police say happened

A Miami man was ordered held without bond Monday following his arrest on allegations that he attacked a woman who was seated in her vehicle near Douglas Road, authorities said.

The defendant was identified as Milutin Siriski, 46. Jail records listed him as being held at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Monday morning.

Investigators described the incident as occurring just before 7:45 p.m. Sunday near the 1500 block of Douglas Road. Police said the woman was parked along the sidewalk when Siriski walked past her vehicle and stared at her.

Authorities said the woman asked Siriski whether he “had a problem,” after which he returned to the driver’s side of the vehicle and struck her through an open window. Police alleged he then opened the driver’s door, kicked the woman in the stomach and pulled her by the hair while she remained seated inside the car.

Intervention by a passerby and arrest

Police said a passerby stepped in during the struggle, pulled Siriski away from the woman and restrained him until officers arrived. Authorities said Siriski was taken into custody without incident.

The event unfolded in a public area along a major Miami corridor, raising immediate concerns about the vulnerability of drivers and passengers stopped at curbside locations. The arrest report narrative indicates the encounter escalated quickly from a verbal exchange to alleged physical violence.

Bond decision and next procedural steps

On Monday, a judge ordered Siriski held without bond. Such decisions are typically made early in a case based on the charges presented, the court’s assessment of public-safety risk, and whether conditions of release could reasonably ensure a defendant’s appearance in court and prevent further harm.

In Miami-Dade County, defendants held without bond generally remain in custody pending additional hearings, including arraignment and any later bond review that a defense attorney may seek. The prosecution is expected to outline the case basis during upcoming court proceedings, while the defense may challenge the allegations and the continued detention.

Case snapshot

• Location: Near the 1500 block of Douglas Road, Miami

• Time reported by police: Just before 7:45 p.m., Sunday

• Defendant: Milutin Siriski, 46

• Court status: Ordered held without bond on Monday

• Custody status: Listed as held at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center Monday morning

Authorities allege the woman was punched through an open window, then kicked and pulled by the hair after the driver’s door was opened.

The case remains under investigation, and the allegations have not been proven in court.