British man fined €3,000 after toddler son dies in fall from Cyprus hotel window
Photo: The GuardianHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize the guilty plea, the fine amount and the circumstances of the fall; alternative sources stress that the father lost control of his son.
Joshua Foster, a British man, was fined after his two-year-old son died in a fall from a hotel window in Cyprus. He was showing the boy the view of a water park from the window. The Guardian reports the fine was €3,000 (£2,500), that he pleaded guilty, and that the child fell nearly 12 metres from a fourth-floor window he thought was closed. BBC News reports that he lost control of his son while showing him the view.
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Reports the guilty plea, the fine amount, the height of the fall and Foster's belief that the window was closed.
Focuses on the fine and describes Foster as having lost control of his son while showing him the water park view.
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