2-year-old Arizona girl dies after dad leaves her in car during triple-digit heat: Police
2-year-old Arizona girl dies after dad leaves her in car during triple-digit heat: Police
A 2-year-old girl has died after her father left her in a hot car as triple-digit temperatures hit Arizona.
A 2-year-old girl has died after her father left her in a hot car in Arizona, where residents are enduring triple-digit temperatures, according to authorities.
The father was running errands with his daughter, and when he returned home Tuesday afternoon, he allegedly knowingly left the 2-year-old in the car, Marana Police Capt. Tim Brunenkant told ABC News.
He left the car running and the air conditioning on, Brunenkant said.
The dad went into the house, and when he returned to the car between 30 and 60 minutes later, the car was off, Brunenkant said.
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The dad went into the house, and when he returned to the car between 30 and 60 minutes later
This is the part that really confuses me, they were home. I get that parents sometimes need a break from their kid but:
- You're home, so take your kid inside and then you go somewhere else.
- 30 to 60 minutes?!? I can understand taking 10 minutes (which is still a dangerous amount of time) but WTF was going on for 30 to 60 minutes.
I know it's not the point of the article, but I'm also annoyed at the idea of someone intending to run their car for 30-60 minutes for no reason. I will admit I've left my car running just for the comfort of A/C while I'm waiting, and I don't live in Arizona heat, but dude was home.
The only thing aside from wanting a break was maybe the kid was asleep and the engine keeps them asleep? Cars put lots of kids to sleep.
Didn't want to wake the kid and wanted the break?
Not an excuse though, should have stayed in the car if that's what was up.
I'll leave this article here but fair warning, it's a tough read
That's very different though. This article states he "knowingly left the 2-year-old in the car".
Wow I was really tired and missed that keyword, damn that's messed up. Definitely liable
It’s two different articles. the one dude linked is from 15 years ago and i doubt it’s been updated recently. The Originally linked story happened this year
They know. It's a different article and also a different situation. The article doesn't apply
he allegedly knowingly left the 2-year-old in the car
That’s Standard dad-poop session.he must’ve really been turtling. But if it came down to it, i would poop my pants and let my kid live. But i’m a good dad.