"A student brought a shotgun cartridge to school" from the primary school principal's complaint Orta di Atella An investigation began which ended with the revocation of the possession of weapons against the child's father. It was discussed before the TAR after the father's appeal against the Prefecture which had denied the renewal of the firearms license. At the time of the seizure, the aforementioned weapons were found in conditions of proper custody, in an armored rifle case with regular locking by sends.
The TAR rejected the appeal, deeming it unfounded because “the prohibition follows the discovery, in the availability of minor child of the applicant, and in particular by the Director of the elementary school he attended, of a 12 gauge shotgun cartridge, compatible with the weapon legally held by his father. The prosecuting Administration concluded that the applicant was unreliable, evidently incurred in serious negligence of the custody of the weapon and ammunition, so as to allow access and apprehension by the minor.
Moreover, the prohibition on detention does not sanction criminal conduct but concerns, from a precautionary point of view, not fully trustworthy behavior regarding the custody and use of the weapons held, so as to prevent them, as actually happened in the present case, from entering in the availability of other unauthorized parties and not fully warned of the danger of their handling.
The unreliability of man was, therefore, not illogically inferred by the proceeding Administration on the basis of the acquired elements, the relevance of which is in no way eliminated by the deductions made in the appeal. Indeed, the fact that, at the time of the seizure, the rifle was properly guarded does not in any way exclude the incorrect custody which is instead demonstrated by the tempering of the cartridge, as mentioned compatible with the weapon held, in the availability of the minor and not otherwise justified "(Casertace.net).