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Tom Sandoval, Victoria Lee Robinson and Father J. Will Robinson Entangled in Mutual Restraining Orders After June 3 Altercation
6/27/2026, 9:39:41 PM
June 3 Altercation and Restraining Orders
On June 3, a heated dispute erupted at Tom Sandoval’s Los Angeles rental home. Security-camera footage released by TMZ and People shows Sandoval confronting Victoria Lee Robinson and asking if she was recording him before trying to seize her phone. Her father, J. Will Robinson, intervened, and Sandoval shoved him, causing Will to fall into a lit fire pit. The video ends as they re-enter the house, with Robinson shouting “No!” Both parties filed restraining orders that week.
Timeline of Legal Filings
June 25 – Sandoval filed a domestic-violence restraining order against Robinson and Will.
June 26 – Will filed a civil-harassment restraining order against Sandoval.
July 16 – A hearing is set to resolve both orders.
Injuries and Evidence
Sandoval’s filing cites bruising, blurred vision, and neck-ear pain.
Will’s counter-filing alleges a ruptured disc, broken thumb and elbow, and a heel laceration.
The security-camera video documents the fire-pit push.
Official Statements
Sandoval’s declaration says Robinson punched him in the face, causing blurred vision, and that Will lunged while intoxicated, punched a 12-inch hole in a bedroom door, forcing him to barricade himself. He seeks protection and removal of Robinson and her father.
Will’s filing asserts Sandoval overpowered Robinson, pushed him into the fire pit, threatened him with a gun, and caused the listed injuries, and requests a civil-harassment order keeping Sandoval at least 100 yards away. A judge granted Sandoval’s temporary order and ordered both parties to stay 100 yards apart pending the July 16 hearing.
Criticism and Conflicting Accounts
A source quoted by *The Hollywood Reporter* says the video “does not show the endless abuse, intimidation, and manipulation that led up to that moment,” suggesting it may not capture the broader pattern. Sandoval says Will lunged first; Will claims Sandoval overpowered Robinson, pushed him, and threatened him with a gun. Their injury accounts differ, and no criminal charges have been filed, which Will cites as evidence of the district attorney’s decision.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Feeling trapped and violated, I pushed Mr. Robinson away from me in order to protect myself and create distance, which caused him to fall. Mr. Robinson was the first person to put his hands on me,” — Tom Sandoval, Declaration
- “I lifted Tom off of my daughter because he was overpowering and twisting her arm and trying to take her phone aggressively after yelling at us in a very aggressive and threatening manner.” — J. Will Robinson, TMZ
- “Are you recording me right now?” — Tom Sandoval, video footage
- “ Sandoval also accused Victoria of striking him inside the room, alleging she "hit my face and temple area towards my hairline", leaving him with blurred vision and injuries.” — Tom Sandoval, court filing
What’s Next
The July 16 hearing will determine whether permanent restraining orders are issued, address the disputed injury claims, and set any further legal remedies. The ruling will affect the parties’ residence arrangements and could shape future civil actions.
