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Mother sues Crocs over son's escalator injuryPublished 12/05/08
BALTIMORE (AP) — A Pennsylvania woman is suing a footwear-maker after her 6-year-old son's foam clog got stuck in an escalator at the National Aquarium in Baltimore in April, injuring his toe.
Kerry Burdick of Eagleville, Pa., claims Colorado-based Crocs Inc. knew its...
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crazy - 2008-12-08 11:02:52
I have seen this a few times. Little johnny likes to get ti the end of the escalator and glide over the end and whamo his shoes are sucked into the grate. Escalators are machines not toys or amusement rides. A little parental supervision would have avoided this
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