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Leaving A Child In A Hot Car Is A Tragedy That Could Happen To Anyone
As we focus on child safety tips this summer, one of the most dangerous incidents happens in something we use everyday: a car. 37 children die every year from being left in a hot vehicle in easily-preventing accidents. Vice President of Kids And Cars Susan Auriemma gives us an in-depth look at the issue of vehicle safety and accident prevention.
Hot-car deaths, Tragedy or crime?
I've never met Wade Naramore, the suspended circuit jodge from Garland County who's pleaded innoicent to negligently leaving his 17-month-old son, Thomas, to die in superheated car last July.
Kids in hot cars bill heading to SC governor
A bill is now heading to South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's desk to protect people who break windows to rescue children in hot cars. The bill gives immunity from civil liability for damage to vehicles resulting from someone breaking in to save a child or vulnerable adult.
Car seat alert: Could wearing a winter coat endanger your child?
It's a mistake any parent can easily make in winter: putting your child in a car seat bundled up in their winter coat. And it could be deadly.
These mothers forgot their babies in hot cars. They were fatal failures of memory, not of love.
Lyn Balfour and Stephanie Salvilla have quite a bit in common. They are both intelligent women. They are devoted mothers. They both made the fatal mistake of accidentally leaving their baby boys in their cars while they were at work.
