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Parents are facing a $132,000 fee after their kid knocks over sculpture

Author James // Dave & Chuck the Freak

Some parents in Kansas may be looking at a $132,000 fee after their child was caught on security camera knocking over an art sculpture at a community center.

The video footage shows two children playing around the statue while the parents were in another room of the community center attending a wedding reception.  Eventually one of the kids hugs the statue causing it to fall over and break.

The art piece was on loan to the community center and the $132,000 is to cover the cost of the sculpture. Should they be responsible?

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Parents May Have to Pay $132,000 After Child Caught On Tape Knocking Down Statue

The statue was being loaned to the community center where it was knocked down.

 

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