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Also, why the hell didn't the people that called the cops break the window & get the kid out?
Originally posted by: CaseTragedy
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This is right next to where I work. I noticed a helicopter during my lunch break but thought nothing of it.
Leaves an icky feeling being so close to it and all...
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Originally posted by: CaseTragedy
Also, why the hell didn't the people that called the cops break the window & get the kid out?
I guessing its because they don't want to be responsible for the window. They probably weren't sure of the baby's condition.
Originally posted by: Metalloid
Originally posted by: CaseTragedy
Also, why the hell didn't the people that called the cops break the window & get the kid out?
I guessing its because they don't want to be responsible for the window. They probably weren't sure of the baby's condition.
But regardless, a baby in a hot car is dangerous. Just because the baby might be alive when you walk by, doesn't mean it will stay alive.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
for dogs locked in cars around here the cops have to wait 1 hour from the first report before they can break anything
Originally posted by: all168
My God, the driver was the professor in UCI, according to LA times he is Mark J. Warschauer, what is going on with his brain? A professor left his 10 mo old son in his car for more than 3 hours?
Originally posted by: Sciolist
Oh, I feel so sorry for him. You just know this was a horrible, tragic, thoughtless error. He is punished right now far beyond the power of the courts to punish.
This man must have had a lot on his mind, somehow got on "autopilot" with catastrophic results. I am sure he is grieving deeply and feels as awful as any human ever has.
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Originally posted by: CaseTragedy
Originally posted by: Sciolist
Oh, I feel so sorry for him. You just know this was a horrible, tragic, thoughtless error. He is punished right now far beyond the power of the courts to punish.
This man must have had a lot on his mind, somehow got on "autopilot" with catastrophic results. I am sure he is grieving deeply and feels as awful as any human ever has.
:brokenheart:
I feel the same way. Assuming that it wasn't intentional.
