Peter Robbins, the iconic voice behind Charlie Brown, has found himself in hot water after getting arrested for stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend.

Robbins, 56, appeared in San Diego Superior Court on Wednesday and plead not guilty to charges that he threatened his ex-girlfriend and a plastic surgeon who performed a breast-augmentation surgery on her because he was displeased with the results of the operation. Robbins reportedly paid for the entire operation and demanded a refund after he saw the outcome of the surgery.

Robbins faces 10 counts of criminal threats and two counts of stalking and is currently sitting behind bars, with his bail set at $550,000. He was apprehended by border security on Sunday at the San Ysidro Port of Entry in San Diego after officers ran his name through a database and found that he had a felony warrant for his arrest for crimes against a person.

As a child, Robbins voiced several Peanuts TV classics including A Boy Named Charlie Brown and A Charlie Brown Christmas.

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America’s favorite lovable loser Charlie Brown and his faithful dog snoopy are headed to the big screen in 2015. The peanuts gang recently celebrated their 62^nd birthday and now the wonderful world of Charles Schulz is being made into a feature length film by Twentieth Century Fox Animation and Blue Sky Studios. The companies made the announcement today and said that Steve Martino, who directed children’s hit like “Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who” and “Ice Age: Continental Drift,” will be directing the film based on a screenplay written by the son of Charles Schulz, Craig Schulz and his grandson Bryan Schulz. The film has yet to be given a title but is expected to be released Nov. 25^th 2015, also known as the 65^th anniversary of the first appearance of the peanut comic strip and the 50^th anniversary of ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas.’ “We have been working on this project for years,” said Craig Schultz. “We finally felt the time was right and the technology is where we need it to be to create this film.”

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