The Illinois Department of Labor has withheld previous inspection reports involving the Moby Dick thrill ride from being released, noting the prior inspections are “directly related” to an ongoing investigation into an incident last month that left a 10-year old boy seriously injured.
While the past inspection reports for other rides operated by All Around Amusement were included, the inspection reports involving the Moby Dick ride were completely redacted.The heavily redacted inspection records appear to cover inspections spanning the past three years, according to NBC 5 Investigates’ review of the records.
The Antioch Police Department seized the ride last month as part of an investigation looking to “to determine if any criminally reckless or negligent acts may have contributed to the accident.” According to the company’s website, the most recent service bulletin was issued in July 2019 for the Moby Dick and its sister rides – named the Avalanche and Seven Seas.
The safety alert, issued in 2010, notes that if the lap bar doesn’t stay locked, it urges operators to check that the “gear teeth on the lock dog and gear segment are not filled with dust, or hard grease," adding to clean if necessary.During a public concert last week, local business owners and attendees in Antioch helped raise money for Huntley’s family through the sales of raffle tickets, food and drink concessions and bracelets that bore Huntley’s name.
Sue Nolan doesn’t know Huntley Daniels, but said she spoke to his mother about creating bracelets to sell to benefit Huntley's family. When asked if the incident changed her view of amusement rides as well, she said: “You bet. I have my two grandkids here. They will not go on carnival rides.”
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