1-Year-Old Rescued From Hot Car in Florida 

What's weird is it sounds like that's a bystander saying not to smash the window

I think she was concerned about the window being smashed because it looks like they’re living in that car. Look closely inside when they open the doors.

Screw the window that kid's life is on the line!...😰😰😰...😡😡😡...

@@tym3116 👍👍👍

Yeah but also everything is expensive. I’m sure they could have used a locksmith the police department won’t pay for the damage

Still disgusting for her to not let the Police smash the window

Could have asked for an emergency axe 🙄

@invictus3515 it's 100 times more disgusting that people just jump to conclusions basing there judgement on 1:30 minutes footage. The news say the car door accidentally locked, and they immediately called 911. They said somebody will just come and unlock the door by key. Then the police guy comes and breakes their window. A girl was absolutely okay. The car wasn't that hot.

Well. The story really doesn’t tell us who called the police. And for the parent to say: no, don’t break the window. Ugh.

@@АлексейКазаков-и5ц Do you realize how quickly a car heats up in the sun?

So its not always summer in Florida?

​@UCONN_HUSKIES it is, but summer temperature is way higher, including the humidity.

Darwin was in action and that pig stopped him..shame.

They should take that baby away from her

More like neglecting *white* guardians

Oh my god this is so true…rest in peace.

About 38 per year in the US

Exactly! 😢

OH MY. PREFER MY CAR THAT I BOUGHT. THAN THE CHILD I PUSHED OUT.

That's most people in america nowdays

That is insane a window can be replaced the child can't.

Yes, but damaging the car would be too expensive.

She was in a car for 10 minutes, for God's sake, she was absolutely fine and good...

@@АлексейКазаков-и5ц A quick google search: "A child's body temperature rises three to five times faster than an adult's. When a child is left in a hot vehicle, that child's temperature can rise quickly, and they could die within minutes". So no, you're incorrect. Please never have kids.

Same here.

Right, it's probably over 100 degrees in there. Thank God they got her out in time.

You're a strange person then

She won't be able to feed a child properly now, genius. Pay for a window when nothing was actually endangering a child.

@@АлексейКазаков-и5ц only takes 10 minutes smart guy educate yourself. Don’t act like you know anything from now on please

@@АлексейКазаков-и5ц it only takes 10 minutes for heat stroke to set in and that’s fatal smart guy

Exactly! My windows would have been smashed before calling the police, eff insurance!!

Thank you!!!!! I was just about to comment this. Like .... Grab a rock stooopido!!! 😅😅😅

even better, they would have brought their child with them or just leave them at home with a babysitter!

@peanutbutterBrisket99 and she brought a child with her ...? The door locked.

Making a broke family pay for a window debt.

@@АлексейКазаков-и5ц, they shouldn't have had children if they couldn't not lock them in the car in the heat of daylight.

I do too bad parents raise bad parents. Sidebar: That sheriff is gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Did you hear his voice? He sounded surprised. What do you mean No?, I have to

That is actually what happened tho

I am provided a lock out kit by my department: it's called my baton. Sorry if that hurts your feelings that a window must be smashed.

They used to carry a kit to help you back in the day if you were locked out. But now I guess the LE depts don't want to hold the liability anymore.

Cars don't have the pullup button on doors for a number of years now. High tech technology means you ain't getting in.

​@@salliem424it's because technology has changed. That technique does not work on car models today.

yes,she probably thought the broken glasses may hurt the child and wanted to take chance.

She definitely was not thinking about her child when she said that. 🤦‍♀️

@@selamawitabraham740-gb6bh no tempered glass is actually not the type that shards but it beads so it really doesnt hurt you

Or call the people who have one, instead of violent cops.

​@@moonshoes11which cop was violent?

@@M21655 Which cops aren’t?

@@M21655 Who is more violent… Someone who uses a key or tool to properly open the door… Or the person eagerly smashes a window?

@@moonshoes11 Eagerly. Lmao we watched different videos. A cop calmly smashed a window to save the life of a 1 year old. Get over that speeding ticket you got 5 years ago little boy

same here. its a shame

Cheap for you maybe. And the child was ABSOLUTELY OKAY in the end of day

that would make sense why she didmt want the window smashed

Maybe she was also going to or coming back from the laundromat!!

Sad that this is a routine every summer in every year no matter how many times this happens it won't stop unless there was a new way or law about kids being left in these situations.

She was there for 10 minutes

@@АлексейКазаков-и5ц a baby's body isn't fully developed to handle the heat like an adult. No matter how many minutes the point still stands to never leave a child in a hot car. Idk why is it so hard for some people and neglectful parents to understand that leaving kids alone in hot weather is a no.

Easy. You accidentally hit the lock as your step out to remove your child from the car seat. What’s weird is how you act like the child is just supposed to magically step out before the parents.

@@changed_name1951 That is not what was meant it's thinking like that that probably got them into this situation, the child comes with their guardian first out of the car.

Always have spare key learned when locked myself out of my car many years ago . Or hidden key under the car not visible

They were promised a rescue team will just use a key they have. But the cop pulled up first

Maybe the parents may thought they were somewhere else but in reality there in the hot car dying

@@Kz002 not buying it

@@tayyy_tayyy03 But definitely not this parent though Some may accidentally leave them in the car but most just don't care

@@Kz002 but how do you accidentally leave your child in the car knowing that you went out of the house with them that doesn’t make any sense you forgot that quickly that your child was in the backseat?

I used to lock my keys in the car at least 4 times a year. Just absent minded/stressed, on autopilot. I once put my keys in my bag, got out to go around to the other side, pressed the automatic locks, and locked myself out. I really don't know how it used to happen so much, but because it did, I absolutely make sure I have my keys in hand before getting out. May be an ADHD thing, but I'm undiagnosed. I'm just glad I never had a child or medication in there. Try to have empathy. This probably doesn't happen all the time, and she seemed to be a single mom living in her car.

AGREED

For what? At least they called for help

For saying… no no to breaking the window. It was said she locked the keys in the car as stated by the deputy in the very begin of the video

Lockpicking is a skill that many locksmiths don't have so I'd hardly call it a realistic option for PD.

the kid was too young to open a door