The man accused of “stalking” Kris Jenner was previously arrested in Hawaii for illegally setting off a firework in a wild scene captured on surveillance video.

Zenwilliam Bronze Robson, 25, who allegedly tried to visit the “Kardashians” star’s Los Angeles-area home unannounced on Sept. 7, was busted for reckless endangering in 2025, according to local authorities.

Ring camera footage released by the Kaua’i Police Department showed Robson in the front yard of a Kīlauea home on Oct. 16, where he proceeded to light a firework. The explosive then flew under a parked car and detonated.

According to a report released by police at the time, Robson fled from the scene, but he was later tracked down and taken into custody.

Robson was publicly scolded for the stunt, with Assistant Chief Darren Rose saying such behavior “puts lives and property at risk.”

“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.”

Court documents obtained by Page Six show Robson ultimately entered a no contest plea to disorderly conduct and was ordered to five days in jail and a $30 fine.

Days after the arrest, his landlords, a married couple filed for a temporary restraining order, claiming Robson harassed them on three separate occasions after they issued him an eviction notice on Sept. 3.

The husband claimed Robson yelled at him while he was fixing a clogged toilet on Sept. 18, leading neighbors to check in on the matter.

The couple said on Oct. 11, Robson lit another object in the road in front of their house, resulting in a warning from police.

The last occasion was the firework incident that led to Robson’s arrest.

The restraining order request was granted, and Robson was ordered to not contact the couple or visit their residence or work, and to forfeit any guns or ammunition.

Robson has had a handful of issues with the law over the years, including at least two other trespassing-related incidents, one where he was also accused of resisting arrest.

Robson was detained by Jenner’s security team on Sept. 7, with staffers telling authorities he attempted to contact the reality TV icon on several occasions, according to NBC4 Los Angeles.

Robson was then arrested on suspicion of stalking and charged with misdemeanor trespassing and refusing to leave property. Court records show he entered a not guilty plea on Wednesday.

Robson is active on several social media profiles, including an Instagram page with more than 27,000 followers, where he describes himself as a model. He follows Jenner on that account.

The Kardashians and Jenners are no strangers to similar situations, with multiple members of the famous family — including Kim, Kendall and Kris — rushing to court to file restraining orders against individuals.

Online records show Robson has a court date slated for later this month.

Lawyers for Robson did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.