Musician Accused of Raping 2 Women in Home Abandoned After Pacific Palisades Wildfire By Christine Pelisek

The Los Angeles Police Department is seeking to identify additional alleged victims following the arrest of a rapper and media influencer accused of raping two women.

Clinton Adams, also known as Clintnlord, allegedly lured his victims on separate occasions to a home and then sexually assaulted them, according to an LAPD press release.

The alleged attacks occurred between June 29 and August 17, per a felony complaint obtained by PEOPLE.

Both women reported the attacks to police and identified Adams by name, police said. 

Adams, 32, has been charged with three counts of rape by use of force and one count of assault with intent to commit a felony. 

The LAPD released his photo on Wednesday, Dec. 3, because investigators believe there are possibly more victims.

According to the Los Angeles Times, Adams met the women separately in Los Angeles and invited them to a vacated Pacific Palisades home — a property damaged by smoke from the January wildfires — where he sexually assaulted them, investigators said.

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“He was transient when we arrested him,” LAPD Detective Brent Hopkins told the Times. “The homeowners did not give him permission to be in their home.”

Adams pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on Nov. 21.

His preliminary hearing setting is scheduled for Jan. 21.