A security guard stopped a 25-year-old man at Kris Jenner's Los Angeles-area home this week, holding him until deputies arrived and arrested him on suspicion of stalking the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star. Zenwilliam Robson was detained at the residence in the Santa Monica Mountains northwest of Los Angeles, and it is unclear whether Jenner was home at the time.
According to NBC Los Angeles, authorities told the outlet's investigative team that Robson had tried to contact Jenner several times in the past. Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies arrested him on suspicion of stalking, though he has so far been charged with a single misdemeanor count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property. Robson's court appearance is scheduled for Wednesday.
How the Arrest Unfolded
Robson's detainment by private security before deputies made the formal arrest was one of several security-related incidents reported at Kardashian-Jenner properties. In August 2026, Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies arrested a suspect inside a nearby Hidden Hills property owned by Kim Kardashian after private security reported an ongoing burglary there, according to 1440. In that incident, a security guard spotted the suspect and contacted police.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Malibu/Lost Hills Station is based in nearby Calabasas. In this case, private security made physical contact with Robson before deputies arrived.
A Pattern Stretching Back Years
The setup is not new. In May 2017, a man named Joshua Jacobs was arrested for felony stalking after breaking a security gate arm in Hidden Hills and reaching the front door of Jenner's home before private guards detained him, as reported by AP News. That break-in marked the suspect's third attempt to breach the gated community targeting Jenner specifically. Four years later, in May 2021, a separate trespassing incident involving Kendall Jenner's property resulted in a sheriff's-deputy arrest.
Robson has been charged with a single misdemeanor count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property, while deputies arrested him on suspicion of stalking.
Family Has Faced Recent Stalking Threats
Robson's arrest follows another major stalking case that gripped the family just weeks earlier. In August, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge granted the Kardashian-Jenner family a long-term or permanent restraining order against 40-year-old Colorado resident Kyle Robert DeWick following repeated trespassing and stalking attempts, according to TMZ. Jenner had filed sworn court declarations in that case stating that DeWick toured homes near family properties and caused her severe emotional distress. Hoodline previously reported that Jenner first sought a restraining order against DeWick back in June.
Civil harassment restraining orders like the one against DeWick require subjects to stay at least 100 yards away from protected individuals, their homes, workplaces and vehicles. Violations can carry criminal consequences. Any active restraining order against Robson specifically at the time of his arrest is not part of the reported details, and what bail or release conditions, if any, were set ahead of his scheduled Wednesday court appearance also remains unknown.
The family's history with unwanted intrusions extends beyond Jenner's own residence. A trespasser who breached Kendall Jenner's property in 2021 was later sentenced to 180 days in jail in connection with the incident, prompting Kendall Jenner to expand her private security team and seek her own court protective orders. Kris Jenner's primary mansion is another property associated with the family.
