Clinton “Clintnlord” Adams, a social media influencer and hip hop artist, has been charged with multiple felonies after prosecutors accused him of committing sexual assault against two women he allegedly lured to a vacant area still affected by California’s January wildfire destruction. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced on Tuesday that Adams faces three felony counts of forcible rape and one felony count of assault with intent to commit rape, with prosecutors adding that the alleged crimes involved multiple victims, an enhancement that could substantially increase any eventual sentence.

District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman described the alleged attacks as “predatory,” saying they took place in an isolated, fire-damaged zone that remained heavily impacted by the devastating winter wildfires. Authorities said Adams allegedly targeted the women in separate incidents over the summer, bringing each of them to the remote location where the assaults are said to have occurred. “Taking advantage of a historic disaster and causing severe harm to two women is despicable,” Hochman said. “These women showed courage by coming forward to report their assaults.”

Adams pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in November and remains in custody on 1,475,000 dollars’ bail. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 2026. If convicted on all charges, prosecutors said he could face up to 90 years to life in state prison. Investigations into the case are ongoing.