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Rapid City’s Parks Crews Checking All Parks For Razor Blades

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RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — Crews with the Rapid City Parks Department are inspecting all city parks to ensure no razor blades are attached to playgrounds after a woman claimed on social media that she was injured going down a park slide.

The city’s police department is investigating the alleged incident at College Park. The department on Wednesday morning said it takes the razor blades “claims seriously” and officers are trying to get in contact with the woman.

Police are advising parents to check playground equipment before allowing their children to use them. Police also ask anybody who witnesses suspicious activity at the parks to contact the department.

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