The owner of an indoor trampoline park could face jail after failing to report four kids breaking their legs at the attraction
. A boy and girl, both three-years-old, and two more girls aged nine and 11 were injured while jumping on trampolines and foam pits at Supajump in Trident Trade Park, Cardiff, between April 2018 and August 2019.
In September 2022, after a prosecution by Cardiff City Council, Booth pleaded guilty to four counts of failing to report an accident which saw a victim taken to hospital and two counts of failing to ensure people were not exposed to health and safety risks from using play equipment. He added another young woman suffered a spinal injury at the trampoline park but Booth had not been charged over that incident.
"You clearly and blatantly disregarded the law, disregarded the advice you were given by the council, and all these injuries occurred, none of which were reported, some of which there was an effort on staff’s part to minimise them by telling people to cross things out on forms that were handed in about what happened.
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