Robinson Seeks Jury Trial in Peeping Case | Baltimore News

The trial for Andrade Robinson, the final suspect in the Donnybrook apartment peeping cases, is delayed as he requests a jury trial — shifting his case to Circuit Court. With Towson students returning to campus and living near the alleged crime scene, community frustration grows over the slow legal process. While two other suspects faced outcomes — one acquitted, another’s case paused for three years — Robinson’s defense claims he was dumpster diving, not spying. Prosecutors remain silent on his request, and with strong video evidence reportedly in hand, residents demand justice and safety for young women in the area. This case now faces an even longer wait before closure.

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