Parents leave baby behind for roller coaster ride

chertsey - A baby of about one year was dumped at the exit of a roller coaster on Friday while her parents took a ride on a rollercoaster in a British attraction park. A worried couple took care of the child, waiting for the parents to return. But that took a long time.

The 22-year-old Daniel Bevis was full of teeth when he dropped the baby in a buggy, turned to a trash can (see picture).

The girl was sleeping in the stroller, which was left close to the roller coaster Colossus.

No parents to confess. Daniel decided to wait until someone came to the girl, he told The Sun. But nobody came fifteen minutes later. 'I could not stand it anymore and called the security,' he says. Daniel made this picture of the girl, who can be seen by a buggy's chariot.\n  \n   \n    \n    \n   \n   \n   \n      \n    \n    \n   \n     Photo: Dutch height

The girl was brought to the first aid. 'Her family finally came to get her there,' says the twenty-one, who had a day out with his girlfriend. It would be a couple of a year or forty. 'When I confronted them- the parents and three more children- they had nothing to say. I was really shocked that somebody left his baby alone. '

He continues: 'Everyone could have taken that girl!'

According to Daniel, someone told the security that this occurs more often.

In a reaction, the family said the 11-year-old daughter of the family had promised to fit the baby. The police contacted the social services to make research with the family.

The 22-year-old Daniel Bevis was full of teeth when he dropped the baby in a buggy, turned to a trash can (see picture).

The girl was sleeping in the stroller, which was left close to the roller coaster Colossus.

No parents to confess. Daniel decided to wait until someone came to the girl, he told The Sun. But nobody came fifteen minutes later. 'I could not stand it anymore and called the security,' he says. Daniel made this picture of the girl, who can be seen by a buggy's chariot.\n  \n   \n    \n    \n   \n   \n   \n      \n    \n    \n   \n     Photo: Dutch height

The girl was brought to the first aid. 'Her family finally came to get her there,' says the twenty-one, who had a day out with his girlfriend. It would be a couple of a year or forty. 'When I confronted them- the parents and three more children- they had nothing to say. I was really shocked that somebody left his baby alone. '

He continues: 'Everyone could have taken that girl!'

According to Daniel, someone told the security that this occurs more often.

In a reaction, the family said the 11-year-old daughter of the family had promised to fit the baby. The police contacted the social services to make research with the family.

EXCLUSIVE: Shock as parents leave one-year-old baby for an hour at Thorpe Park while they queued for a rollercoaster https://t.co/ri7blQJhwJ pic.twitter.com/yGVf2qa6yM— The Sun (@TheSun) 1 juni 2017