Disabled man told he couldn't go on rides

L

lcstamper

New Member
Joined
May 2, 2012
Messages
40
Reaction score
0
"There are plenty of kids who wave their arms in the air and they never hold on, so why it's more of a risk for him to ride it with no hands than children who hold their hands up -- even though that's discouraged -- I don't understand that justification."

That's ridiculous!

Disabled man told he couldn't go on rides | wcsh6.com
 
yes that is ridiculous. They could have make the belt, over the shoulder and over the chest so secure.
 
Back
Top