Dog the Bounty Hunter’s “right-hand man” on his show “Dog’s Most Wanted,” David Robinson, died on Wednesday. He was 50.
Duane Chapman, Dog’s real name, verified Robinson’s death.
“I’m shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of my right-hand man for many years, David Robinson,” Chapman said. “Until we meet again, Brother.”
The circumstances underlying Robinson’s death remain unknown.
Brooke Robinson, Robinson’s wife, announced his death on Facebook. In May, the pair married for the first time.
On November 30, 2022, her husband, David John Robinson, died unexpectedly at their house. David was in good health and was on a business call in their dining room when he fell, Brooke penned a letter.
Paramedics were contacted after life-saving techniques were undertaken. David passed away in her arms. They request time and space to mourn for the spouse, dad, brother, and buddy who was gone, she continued.
Brooke rejected the death stories that were going around. Reports of a heart attack and stroke have already been dismissed, she wrote.
Posted by Brooke Robinson on Thursday, 1 December 2022
Robinson’s daughter, Teagan, and stepchildren, Taran and Gage, survive him.
Rainy Robinson, Robinson’s ex-wife, posted a photo of David with the comment “11/2/72 – 11/30/22.”
Robinson collaborated with Chapman on “Dog’s Most Wanted,” which aired in 2019 and focused on Dog dealing with both his job and the cancer diagnosis of his late wife Beth.
Beth succumbed to throat cancer in June 2019 in Hawaii. She was 51 years old.
Robinson was an expert in the technological component of hunting. It’s difficult to disconnect from technology these days, and David will utilize that to track one down, according to his show’s description.
