PLAYGROUND HORROR–> Child Hurt By Razor Blades Glued to Jungle Gym – PHOTOS
A two year-old East Moline, Illinois child was cut by razor blades glued to playground equipment in a local park.
The razors were glued on the jungle gym and playground poles.
Janey Marie has more on Facebook: My friend’s poor baby boy (2 1/2) was hurt at the park after he unknowingly held onto a razor that was plastered onto the playground by some twisted-sick person. Thankfully he is okay but I wanted to put this out there since she has given me permission.
What a disgusting crime.
The Quad City Times reported:
A 2-year-old child was injured Monday when the child was cut by razor blades that had been glued to playground equipment in an East Moline park, police said.
Police spent several hours Monday afternoon and evening searching all of the city’s parks after 12 razor blades were found at Millennium Park, 5101 Archer Drive.
“We have no reason to believe there are any razor blades at any of the other parks,” East Moline Police Lt. Brian Foltz said. “This is a safety precaution.”
Police responded to Millennium Park at 12:45 p.m. after getting a report about the razor blades.
Foltz said police weren’t sure how long they were there. He also had no information on a possible suspect or suspects.
“This is just being discovered today,” Foltz said.
Police found the razor blades glued to various pieces of playground equipment, Capt. John Reynolds said in a news release. The officers removed the blades and collected other evidence, he said.
Hat Tip Ed Big Con
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