Six Flags temporarily closes some rides after deadly ejection

Authorities in Georgia are investigating an incident at a Six Flags park where a man was killed after being ejected from a roller coaster. Several parks across the country say they have temporarily closed similar rides out of an abundance of caution. Fox's Kevin Uretzky has more. Investigations are underway at a Six Flags amusement park in Mableton, Georgia, days after a man was killed on a roller coaster. 42-year-old Hassan Jihadi bin Karim was ejected from his seat on the Goliath roller coaster on Monday landing on other riders then falling below i just i watched this man come up out of his seat in that curve where it turns to the left i saw him come out and off the ride altogether a statement from Six Flags says it is cooperating with local authorities in an investigation while the coaster's manufacturer B&M says it is also investigating the incident maybe some third-party inspections will occur in addition to all that to get to the root cause as to why this happened. The death is drawing scrutiny on the entire amusement ride industry as speculation mounts into what actually happened. That seems to be related to either operator error or some malfunction that occurred that would allow the restraint to fail. While restrictions and regulations on amusement rides vary from state to state, the industry is widely considered to be safe with chances of serious injuries being extremely rare because of the restraint systems in place the actual clamshell system has redundancies that are built in to prevent these types of incidences from occurring still some riders of the Goliath coaster say it needs more restraints the only way that i would go back on it if there were a shoulder harness or at least a seatbelt. Kevin Uretzky, Fox News.