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Strict Consequences Of Leaving A Child In A Hot Car
I agree that the woman should have been arrested over this issue. Leaving a child in a hot car for any vast amount of time could potentially sicken or kill the child. I feel that this is a form of child neglect and the mother should have been given strict consequences for her actions. In today’s it is extremely dangerous to leave a child un-attended, especially in a hot car. For an example, the child could have suffered from heat stroke, been kidnaped, or even died from heat exhaustion. Law enforcement and child protection services should enforce strict policies in order to prevent issue such as this one from occurring.

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