Turin, they point a gun at the neighbor's temple: arrested

They attacked their neighbor, also pointing a gun at his temple : two people, a father-in-law and son-in-law aged 53 and 22, were arrested by the Carabinieri on this charge.

The episode occurred in a town in Val Sangone, in the province of Turin. The origin was a disagreement related to the painting of the shaft of a shared staircase in the condominium.

The two showed up at the neighbor's apartment equipped with a gun and batons: they threatened him, slapped him, and then fired a shot to intimidate him.

The Carabinieri, alerted by a report, tracked down the father-in-law and son-in-law in the latter's house, about 2 km away. The cartridge case was recovered, while the gun has not yet been found.

(Unioneonline/Fr.Me.)

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