Prosecutors said Alex Roberts, 27, used text messages and internet communications to place victims “in reasonable fear of death and serious bodily injury.”
San Fernando Valley man
Alex Roberts, 27, of Chatsworth, was sentenced to a total of 85 months in federal prison following two separate sentencing hearings in Los Angeles federal court. According to his plea agreement in the Los Angeles case, in July and August 2020, Roberts used text messages and internet communications to place two victims “in reasonable fear of death and serious bodily injury,” and that he intended to cause “substantial emotional distress.”
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