🎯 DDG Swatted During Live Paintball Tournament — Cops Pull Guns in Wild Fake 911 Call

DDG’s weekend of fun took a dangerous turn when he became the victim of a dangerous swatting prank during his paintball tournament — all caught on his livestream for fans to witness.

According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the incident went down Sunday afternoon on the 31000 block of Charlie Canyon Rd in Castaic, just north of Los Angeles. Authorities say a 911 caller falsely reported that a man was brandishing a gun and threatening people at the event.

When deputies arrived, they came in hot — weapons drawn — and briefly cuffed DDG while still live on camera. Luckily, no one was arrested, and after investigating, police determined the call was completely fabricated.

DDG’s attorney and manager, Dimitri Hurt, slammed the hoax, calling it “reckless and malicious,” pointing out that it disrupted the tournament, caused unnecessary panic, and put lives in danger. DDG himself described it as a near-death experience and admitted it left him shaken.

Authorities are now actively hunting down whoever made the fake emergency call, and DDG’s team says they’re fully cooperating to bring the culprit to justice.