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A man who shot a man in the arm in an Adelaide street in a dare after asking his son if he wanted to see his father be shot has admitted to a firearms offence.

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By . Freya Noble . and Aap . Michael Cinatar, 20, pleaded guilty to a firearm offence after he shot a rifle at a friend in a dare gone wrong . A man who injured his friend after asking the victim's teenage son 'Do you want to see your dad being shot?' has pleaded guilty to a firearm offence. Michael Ciantar, 20, pleaded guilty in the Adelaide magistrates court on Wednesday to discharging a firearm to injure, annoy or frighten. Ciantar was arrested after a 41-year-old man arrived at hospital with a gunshot wound to his arm. The incident occurred in the north Adelaide suburb of Brahma Lodge on February 27. Prosecutors withdrew a more serious charge of aggravated causing serious harm to another. Police previously said the man had stood against a wall and allowed himself to be shot with an air rifle. The victim initially reported he had been injured in a drive-by shooting but later admitted it was the result of a dare. Before he fired the rifle, Ciantar had asked the victim's teenage son whether he wanted to see his father shot. He will face a sentence hearing on July 4. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.