Illinois police seize carnival ride after boy, 10, was thrown from ride and seriously injured
- Police in Antioch, Illinois have seized a carnival ride as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into an incident where a 10-year-old boy was thrown from his seat. The ride, called Moby Dick, was towed back to Antioch after being inspected by the Illinois Department of Labor.
- The investigation aims to determine if any criminally reckless or negligent acts contributed to the accident. The Moby Dick ride had been inspected earlier this year and given a state permit.
- The boy suffered multiple facial fractures and a significant leg injury and was taken to a Chicago hospital.
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Illinois police seize carnival ride after boy, 10, was thrown from ride and seriously injured
Police towed the Moby Dick ride on Wednesday from the village of Shorewood in Chicago’s south suburbs, where the ride’s owner had towed it on Monday, about 65 miles back to Antioch.
Illinois police seize carnival ride after boy, 10, was thrown from ride and seriously injured
(AP) — Northern Illinois police have seized a carnival ride as they continue investigating a Sunday incident in which a 10-year-old boy was seriously injured when he was thrown from his seat.After the Illinois Department of Labor finished inspecting the ride Wednesday, police in the village of Antioch and the Lake County State’s Attorney’s office sought and obtained a search warrant from a judge to seize the ride as part of an “ongoing criminal …
Illinois police seize carnival ride after boy, 10, was thrown from ride and seriously injured
ANTIOCH, Ill. (AP) — Northern Illinois police have seized a carnival ride as they continue investigating a Sunday incident in which a 10-year-old boy was seriously injured when he was thrown from his seat. After the Illinois Department of Labor finished inspecting the ride Wednesday, police in the village of Antioch and the Lake County State's Attorney's office sought and obtained a search warrant from a judge to seize the ride as part of an “on…
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