Thieves steal trampoline from cerebral palsy kids

A TOOWOOMBA mother and her children have been left devastated after thieves stole a new trampoline intended for therapy.
Tash Burns is appealing for the thieves to bring back the stolen trampoline - or for anyone with any information to come forward.
"I'm just horrified," she said.
She said the family received the trampoline last week from the Cerebral Palsy League Toowoomba through its Better Start funding as two of her six daughters had cerebral palsy.
"I wash a fair bit, I've got six girls, and when I was doing the washing I noticed the boxes the trampoline was in was gone," she said.
"I thought it was strange the door swung right open.
"The boxes were gone and I looked in the backyard and thought who would have been so horrible to take my children's trampoline they need for therapy?"
She said the trampoline was a spring-free specialised piece of equipment and was to help with Jessie and Gracie's therapy.
If you have any information about the stolen trampoline, phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
TOP STORIES ONLINE TODAY
- 'They stole my baby': Man hunts car taken 21 years ago
- Handgun allegedly used in road-rage, home invasions
- Thieves steal trampoline from cerebral palsy kids
- Alan Jones, Drew Hutton call for Lockyer Valley CSG ban
- AC/DC star's friend stays mum on 'hit' plan claims
- Man guilty of role in failed armed robbery
- "Ex-bikie says jail gave him chance to break drug habit