A 25-year-old man named Zenwilliam Bronze Robson was detained by Kris Jenner’s security team on September 7th after allegedly trying to contact her at her Los Angeles-area home multiple times. He was charged with misdemeanor trespassing and refusing to leave the property, and he entered a not guilty plea on Wednesday. He’s scheduled to appear in court again later this month.
His record goes back further than this single incident. In 2025, he was arrested in Hawaii for reckless endangering after surveillance video showed him lighting a firework that flew under a parked car and exploded. He pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct and received five days in jail plus a $30 fine. His former landlords also obtained a restraining order against him after reporting harassment following an eviction notice.
The Jenner family has dealt with this kind of situation before. Kim and Kendall have both filed restraining orders in the past. For the rest of us, the story raises a bigger question about repeat offenders and whether the consequences along the way are strong enough to stop things before they escalate. What do you think needs to change? Sound off in the comments.
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