A customs officer exasperated by the noise made by a neighbor of an upper floor, also a customs officer, shot in the air Thursday evening during the applause to the carers, we learned Friday from the Ajaccio prosecution .
This official, who was not armed by his administration but who had two legally owned weapons - and which were seized - admitted to having "gone crazy". He was exasperated by the noise made by his neighbor who prevented his young child from sleeping, said Carine Greff, prosecutor of the Republic of Ajaccio. The incident took place in a customs accommodation building.
Above all a neighborhood conflict
"He fired into the air at the time of the applause to the carers" and was summoned on September 3 to court for an appearance on prior admission of guilt (CRPC) for these acts of "willful violence with a weapon," said the prosecutor. She said it was a neighborhood dispute but that the shooting was not against congratulations to the caregivers.
If there were no injuries or damage, the targeted neighbor said she heard two detonations and found that a T-shirt drying on the spreader, next to her balcony, had many holes, said a source close to the investigation.
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