The arrest of a man accused of stalking Kris Jenner has opened the door to a series of disturbing allegations that stretch far beyond the recent incident at the reality star’s Los Angeles-area home.
As authorities continue examining the circumstances, newly resurfaced records reveal the 25-year-old had already attracted police attention in Hawaii months earlier.
Those incidents allegedly involved fireworks, neighborhood disputes, and a court-ordered restraining order that paints a troubling picture of his behavior before his name became linked to the Kardashian family matriarch.
One of the most striking developments to emerge after the arrest involves a legal dispute between stalker Zenwilliam Bronze Robson and his former landlords in Hawaii.
According to court documents obtained by Page Six, a married couple sought a temporary restraining order against the 25-year-old after alleging he harassed them on multiple occasions. The filing followed the landlords’ eviction notice to Robson on September 3, 2025.
The couple detailed a string of encounters they found alarming. In one incident, the husband claimed Robson yelled at him while he was attempting to fix a clogged toilet, creating enough commotion that neighbors reportedly checked in to see what was happening.
The landlords also alleged that another confrontation occurred on October 11, 2025, when Robson lit an object in the roadway outside their residence, prompting police involvement and a warning from authorities.
A judge ultimately sided with the couple’s request. Robson was ordered not to contact them and was prohibited from visiting their home or workplace. Court records further show he was required to surrender any firearms or ammunition.
Those allegations are now receiving renewed scrutiny following claims that Robson attempted to visit Kris Jenner’s residence on September 7, 2026.
Jenner Case Sparks Renewed Attention On Explosive Firework Incident
The restraining-order filing also referenced an incident that had already landed Robson in trouble with police.
Authorities in Kaua’i previously arrested him after a dangerous firework episode that was captured on Ring camera footage. Video released by the Kaua’i Police Department allegedly showed Robson lighting a firework in front of a Kīlauea residence.
The situation quickly escalated when the explosive device shot underneath a parked vehicle before detonating.
Police said Robson fled after the explosion but was later located and taken into custody. The incident resulted in a reckless endangerment arrest and drew a strong public response from law enforcement officials concerned about the potential consequences.
Assistant Chief Darren Rose did not mince words when discussing the dangers involved.
“Illegal fireworks have no place in our neighborhoods,” Rose said in a press release. “We urge the public to help keep our community safe by reporting dangerous or illegal activity. Your report could save lives.”
Kris Jenner’s Security Team Acted Before Suspect Ever Reached Her Property
The newly uncovered details about Zenwilliam Bronze Robson’s past make one thing clear: by the time he appeared near Kris Jenner’s Los Angeles-area home, security personnel were taking no chances.
According to NBC4 Los Angeles, private security detained Robson before he could reach Jenner’s property.
Jenner’s home, nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains, already offered a significant degree of privacy and protection.
Even so, security personnel reportedly viewed Robson’s presence seriously enough to intervene immediately rather than wait for law enforcement to arrive. Sources said they stopped him well before he made contact with Jenner herself.
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Jenner’s Alleged Stalker Pleads Not Guilty As Criminal Case Moves Forward
While the initial arrest generated headlines, the story quickly moved into the courtroom.
According to ABC 7 News, Robson entered a not guilty plea to the misdemeanor charges filed against him, signaling that he intended to fight the accusations rather than seek an immediate resolution.
The plea was entered on Wednesday and ensured the matter will continue through the California court system in the weeks ahead.
What has made the case particularly noteworthy is that authorities were reportedly told this was not a one-time encounter.
According to reports, security personnel informed investigators that Robson had allegedly attempted to contact Jenner on several occasions before the incident that ultimately led to his arrest.
Meanwhile, Robson appears to maintain an active online presence. Reports note that he identifies himself as a model on social media and has amassed more than 27,000 Instagram followers. Media outlets also reported that he follows Jenner’s account.
Kris Jenner Is No Stranger To Security Threats And Stalking Scares
Long before the latest arrest involving Robson, the Kardashian-Jenner family had already been dealing with another serious security threat that ultimately led to court intervention.
The case became one of the family’s most alarming stalking incidents in recent years because investigators alleged the suspect wasn’t simply sending messages or attempting contact online; he repeatedly tried to physically reach members of the family.
In May, court filings revealed that Jenner, along with Kim, Kourtney, Khloé, Kendall, Kylie, and Rob, sought legal protection against Kyle Robert DeWick after a series of incidents that raised significant safety concerns.
The most troubling allegations centered on Jenner’s residence, where DeWick was accused of attempting to gain access multiple times. Reports indicated that he allegedly made five separate attempts to enter Kylie’s home before authorities arrested him.
The family argued that the behavior had become persistent enough to warrant broader protection for everyone connected to the Kardashian-Jenner household.
Investigators reportedly uncovered evidence supporting the family’s concerns, helping persuade the court that a restraining order was necessary. Three months later, TMZ reported that a judge granted the family a three-year restraining order, keeping DeWick 100 yards away from all the Jenner-Kardashian family members.
