Wasn’t there a case about 8 years ago or thereabouts where a cop came home from work and left his service handgun on the kitchen table and his kid picked up the gun and used it to commit suicide? I remember being on Facebook when it happened and questioned the PD on FB about whether the officer would be charge with violating unsafe storage laws and man a number of cops in that city jumped on me for daring to ask that question. You know ‘rules for thee but none for me’ BS we usually get from our wonderful government.
A cursory web search finds a case that matches, but it’s out of OR, not MA.

Negligence claim against father in federal lawsuit revived, son killed himself with father's service weapon
A jury could side with a mother of a teen who used his father's publicly issued service weapon to commit suicide in 2017, an appeals panel found
www.registerguard.com