Parents of toddler injured by wolf at ZooAmerica charged after child put hand in enclosure
News Source : The-independent.com
News Summary
- Carrie Sortor, 43, and Stephen Wilson, 61, have been charged with one count of endangering the welfare of children.
- Local police claim the toddler’s parents were looking at their phones before the incident occurred in Hershey, Pennsylvanian.
- A spokesperson for Hershey Entertainment and Resorts said the child's injuries were minor and that the youngster did not enter the enclosure.
- Three gray wolves live at the zoo, including a male wolf named Twister who was born in 2015.
- Hazel and Freya, the two females who also live in the enclosure, were born in April 2019.
The parents of a toddler injured by a wolf at a Pennsylvania zoo have been charged with child endangerment. Cops said the 17 monthold was hurt while visiting the ZooAmerica North American Wildlife [+2104 chars]
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