Bailiff Renard Spivey, an American actor, producer, and former bailiff, gained notoriety in 2019 after it was claimed that he fired two rounds at his wife Patricia Marshall Spivey, following an argument with her. After being detained on suspicion of killing his wife, he was eventually freed on a $50,000 bond. Everything you need to know about the situation and what happened is provided below.
Who Is Renard Spivey?
Renard Spivey was born as Renard Leon Spivey on July 20, 1956 in Texas, United States. Not enough information is available on his early life, siblings and parents. He rose to fame as an actor, thanks to his appearance in the courtroom drama series “Justice For All,” where he played a bailiff from 2012 to 2014 and shared the screen with Judge Christaina Perez. Later, he received roles in television shows and films like “Conflict of Interest,” “The Man Who Came Back,” and “Dead of Knight.”
In 1996, the well-known actor started working as a jail officer for the Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Houston, Texas. He received a promotion to constable in 1998. Renard spent his whole working life at the jail command; he only started working in court operations in 2016. He has also worked as a drill instructor in the past.
Renard Spivey And Patricia Marshall Spivey
Patricia and Renard were married from 2015 till her untimely death in 2019. He married Heather P. Hogrobrooks in 1978 before getting married to Patricia, and he later married Debra Melrose, who was his second wife. However, it is unknown what would have led to their breakup. Patricia was a student from Jack Yates High School. She also valued maintaining her physical fitness.
Patricia and Renard’s wedding ceremony was held in Harris, Texas, and attended by a number of close friends and family. The two were together for a little over 4 years until trouble began to brew in their marriage. Ezra Washington, Patricia’s brother, claims that the former couple frequently disagreed with one another. He also said that Renard’s infidelity and Renard’s use of steroids were frequent points of contention between them.
While they frequently reconciled their disputes and moved on, their problems continued to arise. Sadly, after one of those arguments, the two got into a fight and it resulted in a violent struggle with the gun. Renard accidentally shot her and called 911 at about three in the morning.
How Did Renard Spivey Kill His Wife?
When officials arrived on the scene, Spivey suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. His wife Patricia Ann Marshall Spivey was found dead. She had been shot. Spivey reportedly told police that he and Patricia were fighting over his alleged steroid use, according to the charging paperwork read in court on Monday. According to Spivey, the two argued over a gun in the bedroom closet. At least three shots were consequently fired, hitting Patricia twice and Renard once. Renard Spivey was arrested on a murder charge on Monday night.
Update On Renard Spivey’s Case
Due to Spivey’s history in law enforcement and the murder charge against him, the government has requested a high bond amount. However, the judge raised his bail to over $800,000.Authorities demanded a sizable bond as well. After the prosecution had requested a bond of more than $100,000, the judge reduced Renard Spivey’s bond to $50,000. The Harris County Sheriff’s Deputy accused of killing his wife was freed from custody on Wednesday afternoon. However, after that verdict, nothing more was known about Renard Spivey’s decision or any indication of what he was doing or where he was at the time.
Renard left the spotlight after the incident and decided to live a private life. His whereabouts are unknown, and it is difficult to determine what he has been up to. Despite this, since his travel restrictions have not been eased, we can assume that he is residing someplace in the United States.
