Overview
- An Orlando hotel incident over the July 4 weekend led to Marcellus Wiley’s arrest on a misdemeanor domestic‑battery charge, and he was released on a $1,000 bond the next day.
- His wife, Annemarie Wiley, filed for divorce and a domestic‑violence restraining order that alleges a pattern of physical, sexual, emotional and financial abuse, including four rape allegations contained in her sworn declaration.
- A judge granted a temporary restraining order that bars Wiley from contacting his wife and three young children, gave Annemarie temporary sole custody, and ordered Wiley to surrender a Glock 9mm and show proof at a hearing.
- Wiley publicly denied the allegations on social media, saying he has videos, texts and other evidence that he says will contradict the claims and that he will address the matters in court.
- Separate civil sexual‑assault claims and other legal disputes involving Wiley predate these filings, and lawyers and courts now face parallel family‑court and criminal dockets that could affect evidence and timing across cases.