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    TV producer Eric Weinberg has $5 million bail revoked after judge labels him danger to society

    LOS ANGELES — A Hollywood producer charged with sex crimes was remanded into custody Tuesday after a judge characterized him as a potential danger to society. Eric Weinberg, best known for his work as co-executive producer of the TV show "Scrubs," was led away in handcuffs by a deputy after pleading not guilty to 18 felony counts of rape, forcible oral copulation, sexual battery, false ...
    by Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times Oct 25, 2022 2 minutes
    A photo of Eric Weinberg, released by Los Angeles police after his arrest on suspicion of multiple counts of sexual assault.

    LOS ANGELES — A Hollywood producer charged with sex crimes was remanded into custody Tuesday after a judge characterized him as a potential danger to society.

    Eric Weinberg, best known for his work as co-executive producer of the TV show "Scrubs," was led away in handcuffs by a deputy after pleading not guilty to 18 felony counts of rape, forcible oral copulation, sexual battery, false imprisonment, assault by means to

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