Edhat Staff
By edhat staff
A Hollywood film producer was arrested for another sexual assault last week after being out on bail for sexual assault charges in Santa Barbara County.
The Santa Barbara County District Attorney’s Office filed felony sexual assault charges against David Guillod, 53-years-old of Sherman Oaks, in June of this year. He was charged with 11 felonies that include rape, kidnapping for rape, and rape of an unconscious and/or intoxicated person among several women.
The charges reflect one victim in Santa Barbara County and three more victims in Los Angeles County between 2012 and 2015. Both counties worked together when the investigation opened in 2017 with the Santa Barbara County DA to prosecute 8 out of the 11 counts in Santa Barbara.
On June 22, 2020, Guillod turned himself in to the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Headquarters were detectives arrested him. He was held at Santa Barbara County Jail with bail set at 3 million dollars. The court ordered that GPS be a term and condition of his bail, and ordered that the defendant have no contact with the victims.
Guillod was out on bail when he was arrested again last week in connection with another sexual assault in Los Angeles County. A woman reported that Guillod sexually assaulted her during an evening meeting in mid-October.
He was arrested at his Sherman Oaks home and is being held in custody on bail set at $5 million.
Guillod was a producer on such movies as Atomic Blonde and most recently, Netflix’s Extraction.
If there are any additional victims that would like to come forward, or if anyone has additional information that they would like to provide, they can contact Detective Joaquin Oliver with the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department at 805-681-4100. The case is assigned to Senior Deputy District Attorney Jennifer Karapetian.
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This guy may be surprised at the kind of sentences handed down in Santa Barbara compared to L.A. He’ll be popular if he goes to prison, and I bet he doesn’t get out again before trial. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Hollywood “film” producer? Hmmm. I wonder what a google search of his work would produce. What a friggin’ punk-loser. Let’s hope the authorities won’t play the bail-GPS B.S. game again because that apparently failed very badly for them. What’s the problem here? I mean why can’t he just be locked up for about 10-15?