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    Swimming-Italian Swimmers Pilato and Tarantino Suspended 90 Days After Shoplifting

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    Posted on October 9, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Italian swimmers Pilato and Tarantino are suspended for 90 days after shoplifting at Singapore airport, affecting their participation in upcoming championships.

    Italian Swimmers Pilato and Tarantino Face 90-Day Suspension for Theft

    Suspension Details and Reactions

    ROME (Reuters) -Italian swimmers Benedetta Pilato and Chiara Tarantino have been suspended for 90 days following a shoplifting incident at Singapore airport, their federation said on Thursday.

    Incident Overview

    The Italian Swimming Federation (FIN) said the punishment was meted out taking into account the two athletes' admission of responsibility and their cooperative stance.

    Athletes' Responses

    Pilato, 20, is a former world record holder for the women's 50 metre breaststroke, and won a bronze medal at the world championships in Singapore on August 3.

    Consequences of Suspension

    The suspension bars both swimmers from taking part in the European Short Course Championships scheduled for December 2-7 in Lublin, Poland.

    According to Italian media reports, the shoplifting incident happened in late August during a stopover in Singapore, while the pair were returning from a holiday in Bali.

    Tarantino, 22, reportedly stole some essential oil bottles at a duty-free shop and hid them in Pilato's bag, in an act that was caught by security cameras.

    The two athletes were briefly detained by local authorities before being released with the assistance of Italian diplomatic officials.

    After the events became public, Pilato wrote on Instagram she had been unwillingly and indirectly "involved in an unpleasant incident handled by Singapore airport authorities."

    She said it had never been her intention to behave inappropriately, and said she was deeply attached to "the values ​​of sport, fairness, and personal honesty."

    "From this experience, however, I have learned great lessons about prudence, individual responsibility, and the value of the people around me," she added.

    Tarantino made no public comments.

    (Reporting by Alvise ArmelliniEditing by Christian Radnedge)

    Table of Contents

    • Suspension Details and Reactions
    • Incident Overview
    • Athletes' Responses
    • Consequences of Suspension

    Key Takeaways

    • •Pilato and Tarantino suspended for shoplifting.
    • •Incident occurred at Singapore airport.
    • •Suspension affects European Championships participation.
    • •Pilato expressed regret and learned lessons.
    • •Tarantino has not commented publicly.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Swimming-Italian swimmers Pilato and Tarantino suspended 90 days after shoplifting

    1What is shoplifting?

    Shoplifting is the act of stealing goods from a retail establishment. It often involves concealing items and leaving the store without paying for them.

    2What is a suspension in sports?

    A suspension in sports is a disciplinary action that temporarily bars an athlete from participating in competitions or events due to violations of rules or conduct.

    3What is a duty-free shop?

    A duty-free shop is a retail outlet that sells goods exempt from the payment of certain local or national taxes and duties, typically found at international airports.

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