A tragic incident unfolded at Wharton Recreation Ground in Winsford, Cheshire, where 12-year-old Logan Carter lost his life after falling from a playground roundabout. Authorities received the emergency call from the North West Ambulance Service around 6:11 PM on Friday, August 29. Despite the quick response from paramedics who treated him at the scene, Logan succumbed to his serious injuries.
In connection with the incident, Cheshire Police announced the arrest of a 13-year-old boy, suspected of causing death by dangerous driving. He has since been released while the investigation continues, as it is believed an e-bike wheel was involved in causing the roundabout to spin uncontrollably. Logan’s family released a heartfelt tribute, describing him as a vibrant boy with an infectious personality who brought joy to those around him. They emphasized the profound impact of his loss, stating he was a cherished son, brother, and friend.
As the community grieves, tributes have emerged, with a Liverpool jersey and balloons placed at the park in Logan's honor. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over £14,000 for his family, reflecting the outpouring of support from locals. His father, Rob Carter, shared touching messages on social media about his beloved son, emphasizing the importance of expressing love to children every day. He lamented the sudden loss, expressing his deep sorrow and hope to reunite with Logan one day. Cheshire Police are providing support to Logan’s family and have urged anyone with information about the incident to come forward.
5 Comments
KittyKat
This could have been prevented if proper safety measures were in place! Playground equipment should be checked regularly!
Ongania
Celebrating the joy Logan brought to others is the best way to honor his memory.
Fuerza
I can’t believe they released the kid who was responsible. It sends a terrible message!
Manolo Noriega
It’s tragic, but the outpouring of love shows how much Logan touched people's lives.
Fuerza
My heart goes out to Logan's family. It’s heartbreaking to lose a child so young.