A boy from Australia's remote far
north spent six hours stuck in the
first vending machine he had ever
seen.
Leo, four, was on holiday with family in Melbourne
when he spotted the machine in a hotel lobby.
Reports said the boy was attempting to reach a packet
of biscuits when his arm became stuck in anti-theft
mechanisms.
He was sedated and distracted with smartphones while
emergency crews worked with angle grinders to cut
open the machine.
Witnesses said they could hear his screams from the
street.
The boy was taken to the Royal Children's Hospital
in a stable condition.
Leo's father Aaron Shorthouse said the experience
was very hard on his son.
"We live up in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory,
and I don't think he's seen a vending machine
before, so he saw the Oreos, and some biscuits and a
few other things," Mr Shorthouse told local media.
Arnhem Land is a remote region of the Northern
Territory with a population of just 16,000 stretched
across 97,000 square kilometres (37,000 square
miles).

If for here he will not get emergency workers rather you will see men running with tyre and petrol to lynch the child and the news will be "four years old thief burnt to death for trying to steal biscuits"

jmichlins:
If for here he will not get emergency workers rather you will see men running with tyre and petrol to lynch the child and the news will be "four years old thief burnt to death for trying to steal biscuits"

you right Jare...

the slap wey my mama go give u go dey terrible

Make una no vex o but I live in the city here in Nigeria but I neva c vending machine 4 real, na only 4 movie