A father shot a shotgun in his son's room, can not stand the sound of loud sound

ByRofi

A father who was angry that his son is playing DJ music at a loud volume was arrested because he shot a shotgun by beating a room.

Although it is a fancy ending as a parent and child genka, this father is expected to be prosecuted but arrested.

The episode of the father who struck with a shotgun in his son's room is from the following.Man Shoots Stereo Over Blaring "Disco" | The Smoking Gun

In California state in the state of America, California, the living son did not endure playing music with a loud sound and playing DJ, a father who punched a stereo speaker with a shotgun was arrested.

After investigating the case, the prosecutor set up a policy not to prosecute, considering that Stanislaw Jarmolowicz (53) had no intention of hurting his son Anthony (24).

Stanislaw Jarmolowicz who shot a shotgun in his son's room.


According to a report prepared by the sheriff, Jarmolowicz told his son that he was paying attention to repeatedly saying "Please lower the volume or use headphones". Mr. Anthony was also told that it was done as it was warned, "Since my father says" my father is "noisy" "Please lower the volume," but Mr. Jarmolowicz still sounded great,16 gaugeI took my shotgun and went to my son 's room.

Mr. Anthony seems to have been unable to immediately understand what he is going to do, by seeing his father who fires at the speakers after entering the room, but at least he did not feel that his life would be threatened That's right.

Regarding that the sound of DJ play is too big, Jarmolowicz said he was struggling for weeks with Anthony and was stressed and could not control his emotions.

By the way Anthony is publishing his own songs on the Internet under the name of "Baas", and you can see from the link below. Jarmolowicz said that "Disco" son's shed "is annoying", so it may be that it was causing stress to stress that it was difficult to understand the contents of the song being played.

Baas


Even if there are similar cases in Japan, it seems likely that it would be a trifle dispute of everyday life unless even a shotgun is presented. However, it seems that it is rather uncommon case that my son and parents living together in the United States live together.

It seems that my son has plenty of time to spend his hobbies, so it may be better to start living alone on this occasion so as not to make a fight any more.