Family of 8-year-old Utah boy who died after he ‘flew’ off a playground slide sues school
March 6, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe parents of a Utah boy are suing an elementary school district after the 8-year-old fell to his death from a playground slide.
Dallin Cunningham was riding a corkscrew slide at the Rose Springs Elementary School when he “flew out” on a turn and fell 7 feet to the ground on Feb. 6, according to a lawsuit obtained by the Sacramento Bee.
The boy collided with the “frozen rock-hard” mulch and suffered a traumatic brain injury, later dying at a hospital.
His parents, Timothy and Kathryn Cunningham, filed a wrongful death suit against the Tooele County School District on Monday, alleging it negligently failed to line the playground floor with an adequate layer of mulch padding.
They are seeking at least $90,000 to cover medical expenses, along with any damages determined at trial.
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