The Brescia prosecutor's office has also entered the mother of the three-year-old girl seriously injured by a bullet accidentally fired from the gun found in her home in Gardone Valtrompia, in the province of Brescia, in the register of suspects.
The charges are negligent injury and failure to store the weapon. According to investigators, there are discrepancies in the story of the woman and the child's father, who is already under investigation, especially regarding who decided to keep the gun, legally held, in the bedroom and therefore easily accessible to the two daughters, aged 3 and 5.
In the meantime, the little girl's condition remains very serious and the doctors at the hospital in Bergamo, where she underwent head surgery, have not yet released a prognosis. The little girl was hit by the bullet under her left eye.
The alarm was raised in the mid-afternoon of January 1st from a home in Gardone Valtrompia, a town famous throughout the world for Beretta, the most famous arms factory in Italy. The desperate call came from the parents of two little girls because the youngest of the house, three years old, had been hit in the face by a nine-caliber bullet. It was apparently a shot fired accidentally from the father's gun, which the man apparently kept loaded - as he told the police - for fear of thieves. It is not clear how the gun could have ended up in the hands of a little girl and above all the military of the Arma coordinated by the deputy prosecutor Marica Brucci must understand whether it was the three-year-old girl herself who inadvertently pulled the trigger or whether it was her little sister, two years older, who at the time of the tragedy was with her in the garden of the villa .
(Online Union)