Renard Spivey, was charged on Monday over the fatal shooting of his 52-year-old wife Patricia at their Houston, Texas home, early Sunday
Spivey, who worked at the TV show bailiff on Justice for All with Judge Cristina Perez, is a veteran deputy with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office 
He called police at 3am on Sunday to report an accidental shooting at his home
Police said they were involved in a ‘domestic disturbance’ prior to the shooting 
Spivey had a gunshot wound to his leg and remains hospitalized – his wife was pronounced dead at the scene
Court documents say Spivey may have a mental illness or an intellectual disability, and he’s scheduled to get a mental health assessment
Renard Spivey 1Former TV show bailiff and veteran sheriff’s deputy Renard Spivey, [photo], has been charged with murder after his wife was shot dead in their Houston, Texas home, early Sunday

A former TV show bailiff and veteran sheriff’s deputy has been charged with murder after his wife was shot dead in their Texas home.
Renard Spivey, who is a deputy with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Houston, was charged on Monday night over the fatal shooting of his 52-year-old wife Patricia Spivey.


Authorities say the 63-year-old was off-duty when he called police at about 3am on Sunday to report an accidental shooting at his home on Briscoe Street.
Spivey, who worked as TV show bailiff on Justice for All with Judge Cristina Perez from 2012 to 2016, was found suffering a gunshot wound to his leg.
His wife Patricia Spivey was pronounced dead at the scene.

Renard Spivey,[left] charged in fatal shooting of his wife Patricia Spivey [right] 263-year-old Harris County Sheriff’s Deputy Renard Spivey, [left], reportedly was off-duty when he called police at about 3am on Sunday to report an an accidental shooting at his home. He was charged on Monday night over the fatal shooting of his 52-year-old wife Patricia Spivey [right]
Renard Spivey, who is a deputy with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Houston, was charged on Monday night over the fatal shooting of his wife Patricia Spivey

His wife was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said the couple were involved in a ‘domestic disturbance’ just prior to the shooting.
Authorities would not provide any additional details about the lead up to the shooting.
Spivey remains in hospital and is scheduled to undergo a mental health assessment.
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office said they have no record of any domestic violence related incidents involving the veteran deputy.
Court documents obtained by ABC13 state that Spivey could possible have a mental illness or an intellectual disability.

Renard Spivey [right] with Judge Chritina Perez 1Made for TV: Dep Renard Spivey seen [right]worked as TV show bailiff on ‘Justice for All’ with Judge Cristina Perez [left] from 2012 to 2016. He is a deputy with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Houston
Home of Renard Spivey,and Patricia Spivey in Houston, Texas 1Spivey reportedly, was off-duty when he called police at about 3am on Sunday to report an accidental shooting at his home [photo], on Briscoe Street, in Houston
Renard Spivey,[left] charged in fatal shooting of his wife Patricia Spivey [right]The the couple were involved in a ‘domestic disturbance’ just prior to the shooting. His wife Patricia was found dead inside their home. The Harris County Sheriff’s Office say they have no record of domestic violence related incidents involving deputy Spivey, seen [left] with his wife Patricia [ight]
Police said the couple were involved in a ‘domestic disturbance’ just prior to the shooting. His wife Patricia was found dead inside their home

Houston Police, who are leading the investigation, said there was an elderly man at the home when the shooting occurred but he told investigators he didn’t hear or see anything.


Spivey has been ordered not to contact his wife’s family or have any access to weapons as part of his bond conditions. He will also have to wear an ankle monitor.
Patricia’s brother Ezra Washington said she was heavily involved in her local church and loved photography.
‘She just loved life. Always smiling. Always loved photography. Loved to take pictures,’ he said.
‘I know where she’s going. I know the life she lived. You know, she did well. Gone too soon but she did well.’
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office said they have no record of any domestic violence related incidents involving the veteran deputy