An 8-year-old boy is recovering after he accidentally got stuck in a rope ladder, and was unresponsive for a short time, at a King of Prussia indoor amusement park, officials say.
An 8-year-old boy is recovering after a scary experience at an indoor amusement park in King of Prussia.
Upper Merion officials say the boy was stuck in a rope ladder, and was unresponsive for a short time, at Thrillz Park Saturday afternoon, just after 1:30. Upper Merion Township police, fire and medics were called to the location at Henderson Road, in KOP. When first responders arrived, officials say, employees were administering first aid, explaining that the child had been hanging by his neck and was unresponsive, for a time.EMS took the child to a local hospital for further treatment.No further details of the incident were released.
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