To him, injuries are an unfortunate part of growing up on a farm.
People have to do what's correct by the laws.
And parents have to use an abundance of caution. James Samuel Fisher was to be arraigned this month in Perry County on charges of child endangerment, reckless endangerment and reckless driving in the March 29 death of his son, John Wesley Fisher. Fisher's lawyer declined to talk about the case, and Perry County District Attorney R. Scott Cramer did not return several telephone calls. While Williams and other central Pennsylvania farmers question the criminal charges, they are stunned by John Wesley Fisher's death and those of two other toddlers in recent farm accidents. The boy's father and another brother had been walking alongside, clearing stones from a field.