 911 refused to help child trapped in car Police in Laval, Que., are investigating a woman's claim that a 911 operator refused to send police to help get her baby out of a locked car in the extreme heat.
The mother accidentally locked her keys and her 15-month-old son in her car after picking Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I simply would have busted out the window to begin with.
In desperation, Lefebvre's husband, Michel Demers, used a hammer to break the car's rear window to rescue the boy.
Practically speaking, what did they expect the police to do differently?
In desperation, Lefebvre's husband, Michel Demers, used a hammer to break the car's rear window to rescue the boy.
Practically speaking, what did they expect the police to do differently?
Maybe they thought the police would have some way of getting into the car nondestructively.
Now that I think of it, though, the cost of an extra remote is probably well less than the cost of a new window. One could probably be hidden somewhere on the car for such an emergency...
Now that I think of it, though, the cost of an extra remote is probably well less than the cost of a new window. One could probably be hidden somewhere on the car for such an emergency...
Magnetic case somewhere on the underside of the car.
I won't say that's what I do, but it is a good idea. Since the advent of remotes, I have yet to lock myself out of a car.
Maybe they thought the police would have some way of getting into the car nondestructively.
The very last concern of the police in such a situation would be the well-being of the vehicle. Every cop on the planet would instantly bust out a window given the heat in that car on a hot day as has been the case today.
Now that I think of it, though, the cost of an extra remote is probably well less than the cost of a new window. One could probably be hidden somewhere on the car for such an emergency...
Part of why I like my Volvo is because you need to use the remote or a key to lock the driver's door. Meaning it's impossible to lock your keys inside it.
911 refused to help child trapped in car
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2010-07-06 12:08:46
So, if this kid died...what would happen next? ....pfffft and we pay for this sh*T?