Gudmundsen

The Loveland man who allegedly held two door-to-door salesmen at gunpoint in June will have his next court appearance Thursday.

Scott Gudmundsen, 65, is scheduled to appear for a disposition hearing in front of 8th Judicial District Judge Caroll Michelle Brinegar at 10:30 a.m. Thursday.

Gudmundsen is facing two counts of felony menacing, a class 5 felony; two counts of prohibited use of a firearm, a class 2 misdemeanor; two counts of false imprisonment, a class 2 misdemeanor; and one count of impersonating a police officer, a class 6 felony.

The charges stem from a June 11 incident in which Gudmundsen allegedly pointed a gun at two door-to-door roofing salesmen outside his Loveland home. According to an arrest affidavit, Gudmundsen told the two men that they were members of antifa and that he would shoot them.

At one point, Gudmundsen allegedly kneeled on the neck of one of the salesmen, who is an African American football player for Colorado State University, and jammed a gun into his back.

Gudmundsen was taken into custody at the scene by Loveland police officers and booked into the Larimer County Jail, then was released on bond. He relinquished all of his firearms and ammunition as a condition of his charges.

Gudmundsen was previously at Mountain Crest Behavioral Health Center in Fort Collins, which he was booked into shortly after the alleged assault for inpatient treatment after he was released on bond.

According to the Larimer County Jails inmate tracker, he is currently in custody in the jail. His bond was increased to $50,000 at a hearing July 9, according to online court documents, a significant increase from his original $500 bond.

Gudmundsen was arrested by Fort Collins Police Services on July 15 on charges of failure to comply, according to the jail dashboard.

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