A correctional court in Mans sentenced a 54-year-old local resident on Monday, September 14, 2026, for threatening his neighbors with an alarm pistol in June of the same year. The incident occurred when the man allegedly used the device, which is designed to emit a loud noise and is often mistaken for a real firearm, to intimidate his neighbors. Although alarm pistols are not real weapons, they can cause fear and are sometimes used in acts of aggression or intimidation. The court heard that the man had a history of minor disputes with his neighbors, which escalated into the incident. He was reportedly upset over noise and other neighborhood issues, leading him to use the alarm pistol as a form of threat. The court considered the nature of the weapon, the intent behind the act, and the potential harm caused to the victims. In its ruling, the court emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and safety in residential areas. It noted that even non-lethal devices can be used in ways that disrupt community harmony and cause distress. As a result, the man was given a conditional sentence, which includes community service and mandatory counseling to address the underlying issues that led to the incident. The case serves as a reminder that even seemingly minor conflicts can escalate into legal matters if handled improperly. Local authorities are encouraging residents to resolve disputes through dialogue and community resources rather than through intimidation or threats.