© Marcel FlorestalArmani Alejandro, 6, suffered two broken arms at Public School 106 in Brooklyn.
Krystal Alejandro plans to sue the city Department of Education over the injuries she says her 6-year-old boy Armani suffered on Dec. 18 at Public School 106 in Bushwick.
Alejandro said no one said anything about her son's injuries when she picked him up from an after-school program. He complained that his hands were sore.
The first-grader pointed out scratches on his hands as he told his mother that he fell at the school playground, Alejandro said.
When Armani continued to complain about the pain in his hands that night, Alejandro took the boy to Wyckoff Hospital, where doctors told her that both of his wrists were fractured.
Comment: Accidents happen. The boy could have broken both wrists even under supervision. The effects of gravity hold up even in our overly litigious society.