Teen falls to death from Florida amusement park ride

ORLANDO: A 14-year-old kid tumbled to his demise late around evening time from a free-fall carnival ride that is taller than the Sculpture of Freedom, along a bustling road in the core of Orlando's vacationer region.
Sheriff's authorities and crisis groups answered a call late Thursday at the Orlando Free Fall ride, which opened toward the end of last year at Symbol Park on the city's Global Drive.
The youngster was distinguished Friday as Tire Sampson who was visiting focal Florida from Missouri with a companion's loved ones. Analysts examining the demise will investigate whether it was purposeful or incidental, said Orange Area Sheriff John Mina.
''It has all the earmarks of being only an awful misfortune,'' Mina said. ''We will see pushing ahead what that outcomes in.''
Sampson was taken to an emergency clinic, where he kicked the bucket, sheriff's authorities said. No extra insights concerning the youngster or the episode were promptly delivered.
A man who saw everything happened said to a 911 dispatcher that Sampson appeared to get out of his seat when the ride braked as it moved toward the base.
''Bam, went straight through his seat and dropped,'' the man said on the emergency call. ''It was the greatest smack I heard in my life. I seen him hit the ground.''
A lady who called 911 let a dispatcher know that Sampson was facedown, wasn't responsive and seemed to have broken his arms and legs. Another man let a 911 dispatcher know that the teenager had no heartbeat.
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