A Massachusetts prosecutor says Thursday that two juveniles have been charged after several slides at a park were doused with acid this summer and four children were injured.
FILE - A playground at Bliss Park is reflected in standing water in this April 2, 2010, file photo in Longmeadow, Mass. Two juveniles have been arrested for allegedly dousing playground equipment in Massachusetts with acid in an incident this summer that injured four children, the Hamden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni said. LONGMEADOW, Mass.
“Our collective effort to charge those we believe are responsible should make clear that protecting this community’s children is among our highest priorities,” Gulluni said in a statement late Thursday. “Whether the threat and harm caused were intended as pranks or malicious acts, it will not be tolerated.”
“I let the kids go play. I didn’t notice that there was liquid to collect at the bottom of the slide. I just assumed it was rainwater,” their mother, Ashley Thielen, told Western Mass News in Springfield. “I didn’t really think much of it, and then, my baby, who is 1, just started crying. That was when I knew this liquid that they were around wasn’t water.”
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