A former writer for Californication and Scrubs, who pled not guilty to 18 counts of criminal sexual misconduct, has been accused of rape by two more women in a civil suit. 443z4c

Eric Weinberg, who was also an executive producer on Scrubs, is currently in custody after his $5 million bond was revoked, according to Deadline. The civil suits were filed late Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court.

One of the plaintiffs said Weinberg sexually assaulted her in 2019 in his L.A. home.

“Plaintiff C.D. suffered physical, emotional, and economic harm as a result of Weinberg’s assault, and brings this action for sexual assault, sexual battery, sexual harassment, gender violence, assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and negligence,” the filing said.

Weinberg reportedly “offered to help C.D. start a modeling career and booked her for a photo shoot, but once he had her alone on his property” he assaulted her. Micha Star Liberty, the lawyer for the two women, said it’s imperative that Weinberg be punished for his alleged acts.

“Eric Weinberg is a calculated, serial predator who targeted these women, and caused them immense trauma, mental anguish and physical harm. Weinberg must be held able to these women for his horrifying actions.”

Liberty said that she teamed up with the Gibbs Law Group to potentially bring more civil suits from more victims. Weinberg was originally arrested in July for alleged rapes from 2012 to 2019. Judge Victoria B. Wilson, who’s presiding over the case, said Weinberg “has engaged in a pattern of violence for at least six years.”

She also said he was a “serial rapist” and called him “brazen and predatory.” Deputy D.A. May Martinez, at a hearing in October, said Weinberg was a “danger to society” and “all females.”

Warning: this article discusses alleged sexual assault

Eric Weinberg, who most famously worked as an executive producer of Scrubs, has been released on bail following yet another arrest, with 18 charges laid against him.

A long-time contributor to television, Weinberg was released on a $5 million bail despite the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office seeking to keep him in detention. A judge denied the request, and Weinberg was released from custody. The five-time Emmy-nominated writer and producer came into headlines following The Hollywood Reporter’s bombshell story which detailed a long-standing history of alleged sexual misconduct.

The report alleged Weinberg would use his Hollywood status to get young women (reportedly including minors) into sexual acts during supposed photography sessions. Weinberg is believed to have also taken photos of him having sex with the women without consent since the early 2000s.

The producer had been accused of sexual assault as well as stalking, with Weinberg first being arrested in 2014 for the alleged rape and assault of a 22-year-old woman. The allegation was thrown out by a Los Angeles district attorney, citing insufficient evidence.

Two years later authorities recommended charges against Weinberg but were again rejected following another non-consensual encounter, again citing lack of evidence. Arrested again in July 2022, the new charges will be taken to court.

Weinberg will be taken to civil court by an attorney, with Micha Star Liberty representing a group of accs. Liberty told The Hollywood Reporter she was grateful the claims were being taken seriously following their “life-altering” effects on the accs.

On behalf of my numerous clients, I am grateful and gratified that the Distinct Attorney’s office has acted swiftly with respect to Mr. Weinberg’s disgusting and damaging crimes that have forever altered the lives of his victims.

Weinberg is set for his arraignment on Oct. 25.

If you know someone suffering from sexual violence, RAINN or the National Sexual Abuse Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673. 

Warning: this article discusses alleged sexual assault

Eric Weinberg, executive producer most well known for his work on the early 2000s sitcom Scrubs, has been arrested on multiple sexual assault charges.

As reported by Deadline, the producer was arrested in relation to a series of rapes that took place between 2012 and 2019 according to police.

Right now Weinberg is reportedly being held on a bail set at $3.225 million after he was picked up from a home in Los Feliz earlier today. The investigation is expected to be handed over from the LAPD Detectives to the LA Country District Attorney’s office soon.

Deadline was given a statement via a spokesperson for LA DA George Gascon regarding the arrest.

“When the case is submitted, we will review it and determine if charges are appropriate.”

According to the report, LAPD shared some of the allegations which include raping multiple women after convincing them to take part in “a photo shoot”. He would allegedly meet these women in a variety of places such as “grocery stores, coffee shops, and other public places”.

Police also believe that Weinberg could have been responsible for similar alleged rapes dating back into the 1990s and are urging any victims or individuals will knowledge about any crimes to come forward.

Weinberg is best known for his work on Scrubs between 2001 and 2007, however, he has also worked on a variety of other TV projects including Anger Management, Veronica’s Closet, and more. During this TV run, the producer was nominated for five Emmy Awards.