$2M bond set for man accused of killing 2 Cleveland brothers in 2020

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A 24-year-old man accused of killing two Cleveland brothers in July 2020 pleaded not responsible in Cuyahoga County Courtroom of Frequent Pleas Tuesday.

Members of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Process Drive arrested David Spivey in Houston, Texas in October.

Spivey was indicted on the costs of aggravated homicide, homicide, felonious assault and having weapons below incapacity.

Cleveland police stated Spivey shot and killed Delvonte King, 22, and Domonique King, 26, whereas they have been sitting inside a automobile close to the 16100 block of Walden Avenue.

Spivey allegedly walked as much as the automobile sporting a ski masks and opened fireplace, killing each brothers.

“Relentless efforts by the Cleveland murder division and our job pressure resulted within the arrest of a violent and harmful fugitive. We are going to by no means cease pursuing these harmful fugitives, irrespective of how lengthy it takes and the way far the space,” stated U.S. Marshal Pete Elliott.

Spivey is being held on a $2 million bond on the Cuyahoga County Justice Heart and can return to court docket on Nov. 22.

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