Man Charged in San Fernando Valley Crime Spree

A 29-year-old man named Damien Denzel Robinson Jr. faces serious charges after allegedly targeting

seven women and a young girl in a body in a six-hour crime spree across the San Fernando

Valley on April 19th. Los Angeles County prosecutors hid him with two felony counts of assault,

aiming for forcible sex crimes, plus multiple misdemeanors for sexual,

battery, loot acts, and peeking at a minor. This all went down between 9 a.m. and 3 30 p.m.

shocking the community. Robinson pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on Friday with his preliminary

hearing set for June 2nd. Judges kept him locked up on a $355,000 bail. Earlier this week,

he turned himself in at a sheriff's station after cops released his photo from store cameras.

The attacks left victims terrified from street assaults to store incidents,

hitting folks of all ages in broad daylight. Officials called it calculated and disturbing,

praying on the vulnerable in everyday spots like shops and sidewalks. Robinson has a prior

record as a registered sex offender from convictions for indecent exposure and lieu conduct.

Police tracked him quick through close circuit footage,

wrapping up the manhunt fast. Prosecutors say conviction could mean up to 16 years and six

months behind bars. They're urging anyone with info to hit up detectives, making sure

justice covers every angle in this nightmare day. California news today, powered by AI bringing

you what matters. I'm Corey with The Story.