If you are having to take him to the potty all the time, and he is not telling you himself when he needs to go, then he is not truly potty trained. A potty trained child is able to vocalize the need to go and often can go the bathroom by themselves with little assistance.
I myself only take the kids to the bathroom twice in a day. 1) before outdoor play and 2) before naptime. If a child needs to go outside of these times they need to tell me, and I can help if need be.
You not taking him to the bathroom is not the reason he is having accidents. He is having accidents because he is not truly potty trained yet and the parents need to work on it at home for a little longer.
Sorry to hear the parents aren't taking it well though...it's not fair of them to expect you to clean up after him all the time.
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