Police officers in Florida carried out a life-saving rescue after a 1-year-old baby was found locked inside a dangerously hot car in a shopping center parking lot.
Bystanders first spotted the distressed child and immediately called 911. According to reports, the car had been parked under direct sunlight for nearly an hour, and the temperature inside had soared well over 100°F (38°C).
Responding officers arrived swiftly and were forced to break the car window to reach the baby. Bodycam footage shows the tense moments as officers smashed the glass, unlocked the doors, and pulled the child to safety.
Paramedics on scene confirmed the baby was overheated and dehydrated, but thanks to the fast response, the child survived without critical injury.
Authorities are now investigating the circumstances of the incident and whether charges will be filed against the parent responsible.
This shocking case is a stark reminder of the dangers of leaving children inside vehicles, even for “just a few minutes.” Experts warn that on a hot day, the temperature inside a closed car can climb by 20°F in as little as 10 minutes, putting infants and toddlers at extreme risk of heatstroke or death.
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