A man's body was found at the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in Colorado, armed with explosives, guns, and ammunition. The man, identified as Diego Barajas Medina, 20, had taken his own life. He was dressed in tactical gear resembling law enforcement and had multiple improvised explosive devices. The Grand Junction Bomb Squad ensured the IEDs were safe, and it was determined that not all of them were real. The investigation suggests that the suspect's actions were limited to the park, and there was no immediate threat to the public. The park is currently closed, and authorities are conducting further investigations into Medina's background.
A 6-year-old boy fell approximately 40 feet from a zip line at an adventure park in Monterrey, Mexico, after his harness broke. The incident was captured on video by his brother and shared online. Fortunately, the child survived after falling into a lake and was rescued by bystanders. The family criticized the park for its poor service, installation, and staff training, hoping that the incident will lead to improvements. The adventure park has not yet commented on the situation.
A father climbed up a waterslide to rescue his six-year-old daughter who got stuck midway down at a popular adventure park in the UK. Andrew Reece, 38, rushed to the rescue after help called for by staff was taking too long to arrive. In a video filmed by his wife, Andrew is seen making his way up the waterslide to rescue his daughter. He eventually managed to get the boat free and the pair made it safely to the bottom. The family was at the park to celebrate Sienna's birthday.
A tourist from Hong Kong survived a bungee jump fall in Thailand after the cord snapped. The 39-year-old man took a swan dive off a 10-story-high podium in Pattaya while on holiday in January this year. Fortunately, the jump was made over a body of water. The bungee rope snapped milliseconds before he neared the bottom of his jump, slamming him into the water below. The park refunded the cost of his jump and paid for x-ray and ultrasound scans in Thailand.
A tourist from Hong Kong survived a bungee jump fall in Thailand after the cord snapped. The incident was witnessed by his friends at the Changthai Thappraya Safari and Adventure Park in Pattaya. The park refunded the cost of his jump and paid for his medical bills in Thailand. The founder of the park confirmed the accident and said it was the first time he had seen a cord snap. The tourist suffered bruises but managed to swim to safety.
