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West Belin, New Jersey: Case Study
On the day of September 16th, Hawkins elementary school held a field trip at Digger Land Amusement park in West Belin, New Jersey. Ms. Ryder had volunteered to chaperone, she accompanied Dustin Lucas, and his two friends around the park. The accident occurred on a ride called “the ground shuttle”, a handler that carries riders off the ground and moves them in all directions. It weighs 26,587 pounds and boasts a 109 horsepower. Dustin Lucas, along with his two friends, were waiting in line to board the ride which is located at the north east side of the park. During this time, Ms. Ryder had left the line to go to the southeast corner of the park.
Ms. Ryder, who was at the “goat camp” section of the park, heard multiple screams coming from the
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