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Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko, Sheriff Jim Fryhoff, and Oxnard Police Department Assistant Chief Rocky Marquez announced the arrest and charges in a 1990 Oxnard cold case, made possible through advances in DNA testing.
Bobby Rollins Jr. (DOB 02/10/71), of Long Beach, is charged with kidnapping with intent to commit robbery, along with firearm use and other aggravating factors. In June 1990, the teenaged victim was kidnapped at gunpoint in Oxnard, robbed, and sexually assaulted. Rollins could not be charged with sexual assault due to the statute of limitations, but evidence collected from the victim at the hospital was instrumental in identifying Rollins today. He faces a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted of all charges.
Investigators are also seeking information about a second suspect and potential additional victims between 1989 and 1992. Anyone with information is asked to contact Ventura County DA Investigators at (805) 477-1638.
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NEWS RELEASE:
Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko, Ventura County Sheriff Jim Fryhoff, and Oxnard Police Department Assistant Chief Rocky Marquez announced today that Bobby Rollins Jr. (DOB 02/10/71), of Long Beach, has been arrested and charged with kidnapping with the intent to commit robbery. The arrest comes 36 years after Rollins is accused of committing the crime in June of 1990. Prosecutors have further alleged he personally used a firearm during the commission of the crime. Rollins also faces several aggravating factors, including that the crime involved great violence and that the victim was particularly vulnerable when the crime was committed.
Rollins was arrested without incident in Long Beach on June 10, 2026, by District Attorney Investigators with assistance from the Long Beach Police Department.
“More than three decades after this violent kidnapping, advances in DNA technology and the determination of investigators have led to the arrest of Rollins and justice on behalf of a victim who never forgot what happened to her,” District Attorney Erik Nasarenko said.
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Chief Deputy District Attorney Brent Nibecker and East County Family Justice Center Project Manager Christine Mitchell attended the first annual California Family Justice Network Conference and Legislative Day in Sacramento this week.
Brent presented on the impact of the Ventura County Family Justice Center Foundation and how it helps expand services for victims. They also connected with leaders from Family Justice Centers across California to share ideas and best practices.
Today, Brent and Christine met with local legislators to thank them for their support and advocate for continued funding for Family Justice Centers and victim services statewide.
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