Kris Jenner’s security team detained a man suspected of stalking her before he could reach her Los Angeles-area property.
Zenwilliam Robson, 25, was detained near Jenner’s Calabasas-area residence on Monday, Sept. 7, after security personnel spotted him in the neighborhood. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies subsequently arrested him on suspicion of stalking.
Robson was ultimately charged with one misdemeanor count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property.
Jenner’s security personnel told authorities that he had allegedly tried to contact the 70-year-old reality star and businesswoman several times before the latest incident.
Jenner’s Security Stopped Robson Before He Reached Her Property
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The encounter happened Monday evening in the area surrounding Jenner’s home in the Santa Monica Mountains northwest of Los Angeles.
According to NBC Los Angeles, a security guard detained Robson near the residence before sheriff’s deputies arrived. Security personnel told investigators that he had tried to contact Jenner several times previously.
TMZ reported that Robson was stopped well before reaching Jenner’s property. Authorities have not publicly explained what the alleged previous attempts to contact Jenner involved.
He Was Charged With Trespassing, Not Stalking
Deputies initially arrested Robson on suspicion of stalking, but prosecutors did not ultimately file a stalking charge. Court records cited by the Los Angeles Times show that Robson was charged with one misdemeanor count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property.
Robson pleaded not guilty, according to subsequent reporting. The Los Angeles Times said he remained in custody at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in downtown Los Angeles, with his next court appearance scheduled for Sept. 22.
Robson Had a Prior Hawaii Arrest After a Firework Exploded Under a Car
The Jenner incident is not Robson’s first reported encounter with law enforcement. On Oct. 16, 2025, the Kaua’i Police Department arrested a man identified as Bronze Robson on suspicion of second-degree reckless endangering after an illegal firework went out of control in a residential neighborhood in Kīlauea.
Police said surveillance footage showed Robson lighting what appeared to be an aerial firework. Instead of traveling safely upward, the device flew beneath a parked vehicle and exploded.
No injuries were reported. Witnesses told police the man left after the blast, and officers later located and arrested him. His bail was initially set at $1,000.
Page Six identified the man as Zenwilliam Bronze Robson and reported that he later pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct in the Hawaii case. According to the outlet’s review of court records, he received five days in jail and a $30 fine.
Page Six also reported that Robson’s former landlords obtained a temporary restraining order after alleging multiple incidents of harassment following an eviction notice.
Jenner Has Faced Alleged Stalking Incidents Before
Jenner has previously turned to private security, police and the courts after other people allegedly made repeated attempts to reach her. In May 2017, former security guard Joshua Jacobs was arrested on a felony stalking charge after allegedly breaking through the gate of Jenner’s Hidden Hills community and reaching the front of her home. TMZ reported at the time that Jenner’s private security detained him and that authorities regarded the incident as his third alleged attempt to reach her.
Jenner subsequently obtained a restraining order requiring Jacobs to stay at least 100 yards away from her, her home, workplace and vehicle. The order was later extended for three years.
A separate federal case emerged in 2016 involving Christina Elizabeth Bankston. The Los Angeles Times reported that Bankston was arrested after a federal grand jury indicted her on allegations including cyberstalking, computer hacking, identity theft and threats targeting Jenner, members of her family and assistants.
Federal prosecutors alleged that Bankston hacked online accounts, impersonated Jenner, published private contact information and falsely contacted law enforcement while posing as Jenner. The indictment contained allegations.