Police Respond to Second Call at Tom Sandoval's Los Angeles Home After Victoria Robinson Attempted Return

Los Angeles police responded to Tom Sandoval's home around 5:30 p.m. Saturday after Victoria Lee Robinson attempted to return to the property, saying she had a friend there to collect additional items. Officers were dispatched to maintain peace, and no arrests resulted.

According to sources, Sandoval believed Robinson intended to re-enter the house, while sources close to Robinson said she planned to send a mover named Miguel instead. Miguel told reporters that he spoke with Robinson on speakerphone about meeting at the house, and that Sandoval appeared distressed upon hearing this and called 911, fearing a confrontation.

The incident follows an earlier police visit earlier that day, when Robinson and Sandoval were seen outside the home while she was moving out, an encounter captured on video. Earlier this month, Robinson was arrested after Sandoval alleged she had struck him. Video obtained by media shows Robinson's father, Will Robinson, pushing Sandoval, after which Sandoval pushed back, causing Will Robinson to lose balance and fall into a fire pit.

A temporary restraining order was issued against both Victoria and Will Robinson earlier in the week, requiring them to leave the residence. Will Robinson later sought a restraining order against Sandoval, which a judge denied, stating additional justification was needed.