


A man was charged in local court accused of brandishing an illegal firearm, scaring several Dededo residents.

DJ Ludwick, 37, was charged with terrorizing with a special allegation of deadly weapon used in a felony, possession of a firearms without firearms identification and possession of an obliterated or altered identifying marking of a firearm all as third-degree felonies, a magistrate's complaint filed in the Superior Court of Guam Saturday states.

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On June 16 around 2:18 a.m. officers responded to a terrorizing call in Dededo, where a woman said her neighbor had run into her house, telling her a man with a gun had threatened her, documents state.

The man was described as wearing a bucket hat, green shirt and shorts and was located by police at the residence, documents state.

Ludwick was instructed to show his hands and get on the ground, and an officer who searched him found a bullet in his right pocket, documents state.

Police found a semi-automatic black handgun in a shower room and confiscated it.  They confiscated a Phoenix arms Raven model 6 round .25 ACP magazine, with five unexpended .25 pistols rounds within the magazine, documents state. The serial number on the handgun was obliterated and unreadable. 

Ludwick reportedly pointed gun at woman

Police interviewed a woman, who said she knows Ludwick, who is her ex-boyfriend's cousin, and said Ludwick wants to be her boyfriend, documents state.

She told police Ludwick wanted to know if she was having sex with any men nearby, and he said he would kill them all, documents state. He reportedly took out a small gun, pointed it at her, and asked, "Do you want I make this happen tonight?"

The woman was afraid Ludwick might kill her and her friend, documents state.

Officers met with a neighbor, who said the victim came to her house to seek refuge from Ludwick, who refused to leave her house, documents state.

The woman said she saw Ludwick walk toward the shower room and heard him toss a heavy object onto the floor. The firearm was later found in that location, documents state.

Officers met with another woman, who told them Ludwick went into her residence with a firearm, documents state.

Ludwick denied brandishing firearm

At about 3:05 a.m. Ludwick was taken to the Dededo Precinct and waived his rights and spoke with officers, documents state.

Ludwick said he drank six beers and was then dropped off to the victim's house, documents state.

He said he and the victim had been intimate with each other and were together for about a month and denied ever brandishing a firearm to anyone and that the victim was making false accusations, documents state.

He admitted to possessing a firearm without a valid ID and admitted to hiding the gun in the shower because he was worried he would get in trouble with police, the complaint states.

Ludwick claimed he found the firearm at a job site in Yona, but didn't report it to his employer as he wanted to keep it for himself, documents state.



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