#5 Playgrounds
Playground is like a heaven for each and every single child in this world. Remember when we were small? We used to love going to Playgrounds to enjoy all the slides and swings.
Somewhere deep in our subconscious mind, we believe that a playground is the safest place for children where they can go and enjoy without any trouble. But is it true?

#4 Amy Smith And Her Little Daughter
While every child is busy playing in the playground, parents like to sit on a bench watching their little ones to make sure nothing happens. Sometimes that's not enough.
This is what happened in the case of Amy Smith and her little daughter. Both of them wanted to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon in the playground enjoying all the slides. But what happened with them that day is disturbing.
Keep reading ahead to see what happened with Amy Smith and her little daughter.

#3 Tunnel Slide
Both of them were really familiar to the place as this park is their favorite hangout spot. Demi-Mai (Amy's daughter) loved the tunnel slide. She went their to take that slide but on this occasion, she spent a little longer than usual in the tunnel slide.
Amy wasn't really worried at first as she thought her daughter is playing games but later, she got really scared when her daughter didn't come out for really long.

#2 The Tragedy
As soon as Demi-Mai came down the tunnel slide, she came running towards her mother with tears streaming down her face and severe cuts on her right leg.
Amy was terrified. Later, she found broken glass in the tunnel slide, which was obviously placed there with the sole intention of hurting children. Disturbing, isn't it? Amy immediately took her daughter to a hospital.

#1 The Police Report
All of this got worse when Police reported that nearby the slide, there was a spot where the person who had placed the glass, most likely observed the children from.
Amy is now warning other parents and encouraging them to examine the playground where their children play beforehand to check for broken glass or any other dangerous objects.