Kris Jenner’s security team detained a 25-year-old man at her Los Angeles-area home on Sept. 7 after he allegedly tried to contact her multiple times. Zenwilliam Bronze Robson now faces misdemeanor charges of trespassing and refusing to leave property, and he entered a not guilty plea in court on Wednesday. He’s due back in court later this month.
The backstory is what really raises eyebrows. In 2025, Robson was arrested in Hawaii after surveillance video allegedly showed him lighting a firework that flew under a parked car and exploded. He pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct and received just five days in jail plus a $30 fine. On top of that, his former landlords reportedly obtained a restraining order against him after claiming he harassed them following an eviction notice. At least two other trespassing-related incidents round out the pattern.
For the Kardashian-Jenner family, this isn’t unfamiliar territory. Kim and Kendall Jenner have both filed restraining orders in the past, making celebrity safety a recurring conversation. With Robson’s court date approaching, the question many are asking is whether the legal system is equipped to handle repeat offenders before situations escalate. What do you think? Is the punishment fitting the pattern here, or is it time for tougher consequences?
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