Kyler Siguenza, 20, faces multiple charges in two misdemeanor cases. The first stems from allegations that he threatened his relatives, while the second involves allegations that he inappropriately touched multiple women at three different locations in Hagåtña over the course of a single day.

On June 18, Siguenza's two relatives filed a walk-in complaint with the Guam Police Department, alleging that he "threatened to shoot Victim 1."

The complaint states that the threats were made through Instagram messages and also allegedly included a threat to "also shoot Victim 2."

According to the complaint, the threats were allegedly made after Siguenza accused his relative of "being a snitch." The messages were followed by "a picture of a black semiautomatic handgun."

Fearful for their safety, the relatives reported the incident to authorities.

"Upon receiving the picture of the gun, Victim 1 became fearful of Siguenza, blocked Siguenza from communicating with Victim 1 and notified Victim 2 of the threat made against him and Victim 2. Victim 2 advised officers that she was fearful for his safety because of Siguenza's threat, her history with him and the picture of the firearm," the complaint states.

Nearly five months after the alleged incident, police met with Siguenza about the matter. Authorities informed him of the accusations, and he "spontaneously stated, 'Oh, the one between me and my niao? We just argued and that gun wasn't even mine.'"

According to the complaint, Siguenza was advised of his Miranda rights but "declined to listen and cut officers off."

In that case, he was charged with two counts of third-degree felony terrorizing, misdemeanor family violence and harassment, and petty misdemeanor harassment.

Sexual misconduct allegations

According to criminal case CM0534-26, police located and detained Siguenza, who matched the description of a suspect accused of groping three women at three different locations in Hagåtña on Nov. 4.

The first incident occurred at the East Agana Shell gas station at approximately 4:40 p.m. while a woman was inside the establishment. Siguenza is accused of inappropriately touching the woman's buttocks and vagina.

"Victim 1 turned around and started punching Siguenza, causing Siguenza to flee the establishment," the complaint states, adding that the woman was able to take a photograph of him and gas station employees corroborated her account of the incident.

A second incident reportedly occurred at 5:50 p.m. as a woman was leaving Paradise Fitness in Hagåtña when she heard someone running up behind her. She alleged that the man also inappropriately touched her.

"Victim 2 turned around and kicked the male individual, later identified as Siguenza, in the groin, causing Siguenza to flee the area on foot," the complaint states.

A third incident involved similar allegations at approximately 8:10 p.m. as a woman walked with her child from Chamorro Village to their vehicle.

"Victim 3 swung a metal water bottle at Siguenza to defend herself, causing Siguenza to flee," the complaint states.

Based on information provided by the third victim about the "general direction" in which Siguenza fled, officers located and detained him.

One of the victims identified Siguenza through a photo lineup. The third victim was brought to the location where Siguenza was apprehended and told authorities, "That's him, officer."

According to the complaint, Siguenza allegedly said he would "post the bail real quick" and that his lawyer would "sue" police.

In that case, Siguenza was charged with four counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct, a misdemeanor.

In the terrorizing case, Siguenza was detained with bail set at $3,000. In the criminal sexual conduct case, bail was set at $2,000.