It's on the news so damm much, how can this STILL keep happening???

It happened here in my town a couple months ago. A 2 year old and a 1 year old were leftbin a car from 9pm to 12 noon the next day. The 19 year old mother was partying inside the home and even ignored the crying, as did her friends in the house. Then she tried to cover it up by lying to the police. She's in jail right now waiting to be charged.

Isn't it MIND BOGGLING that it keeps occurring, even though it's on the news so much?? I mean, you'd think people would be more aware as we get older and supposedly wiser!

You can't fix stupid

I don't know why it has to keep happening. I have a five year old daughter and there's no way I would ever "forget" her. When they do that it's on purpose.

On behalf of your precious daughter :-)

Oh well, it is just something you hear on the news....

Like getting into a bad car accident while intoxicated! No matter how many times people see it on the news, they still get behind the wheel and drive drunk!

Exactly. Like high ranking politicians hiring hookers using official credit cards. lol

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This is the piece of sh!t that I was talking about that left her two babies in the car for 15 hours here in my town a couple months ago.

Are the kids okay now?

Well, since I have to have at least some weirdness on all of my posts, please excuse this next part:

WALLWAR CAR DAY!

No, both of them died. The mother will most likely be charged with murder.

That's sad. R.I.P. Kids.

It was on the news yesterday she went in a store to get pizza leaving her one toward old in the backseat with car running and it got stolen the thief ditched the car when he saw the kid but the moms being held at the police center thankfully the one year old is okay

Alright let's hear for #1 most retarded parents ????????????????????????

Legal here (Tennessee). I'll call 911 first, but if the police/fire aren't there in ~5 minutes, I'll take action.

It's legal here, too. It's considered saving a life. There was a story of a woman who left her two kids in the car and a man was walking by and saw them. It was about 85 degrees out so inside the car it would have been about 110.

The guy tried to open the door, but the doors were locked so he busted out the window just as the mother was coming back. She tried to sue him to pay for the damage, but she ended up on probation for child endangerment.

I've heard of cool people doing that. For dogs, too

https://i.imgflip.com/1qaew7.gif

Lol this is awful! I'm ashamed as a human being!

Ikr its sad for all kids and pets to be in cars. When I was little, I rarely heard any child or pet being left in the car until now and it's getting worse. They just don't want responsablities anymore with either the child or pet and they do it in this cruel way. :(

I absolutely agree with all of you guys. But I have yet to see anyone relating this to the cruelty of abortion. People decide to do something that could cause them to have a child, and then they realize they don't want the responsibility so they either directly terminate the life, yes LIFE of the child, or they neglect it's need of oxygen at the moment it is born so that it suffocates, just like the children left in these cars. Yes, kids left in hot cars is becoming way too prevalent, but abortion has been much more widespread for years and years.

I feel the same way when i'm driving down the street and I see a car with a bunch of young kids in the back seat, not belted in,jumping around. Again, its the "it wont happen to me" mentality. "We are just going a few blocks to Mcdoanlds, were not gonna get into an accident"

I remember driving in traffic one day and yelling at a little boy to sit down before he gets hurt because he was standing up and bouncing while looking out the back window as the car was in motion. His parents didn't seem to pay him any mind! Anyway, he gave me a surprised look and quickly sat down!

The last one I read about was from Florida. The bitch left her kid in the car ALL FRIGGIN NIGHT because she was throwing an all-night party. And neither she nor her guests checked on him when he was heard crying!

Ugggg :(

;)

I just looked up a story. How disgusting and sad. I am just shocked that no one, (maybe a neighbor) who allegedly heard the crying babies, bothered to check on them. Even in stores, if I hear a baby/kid crying and carrying on for more than a couple of minutes, I try to at least peep to make sure they are being tended to. So, so, so sad.

I'm actually the same way. But I know that kids are usually rowdy in a store, so I am not too quick to check on them. It's nice to know that good folk like you are on the scene, hon. No joke :-)

#JustKidding

I busted a window once when I managed a grocery store. We paged over the intercom 5 times and nobody replied or went out to the car. I called the police and they said feel free to bust the window and get the kid some ice water.."at this point it had been 30 mins, the child was little enough to be strapped into a car seat and was crying. I won't even leave my 5 yr old in the car for 2 mins while I run into a gas station.

And the thing is, these parents, babysitters, relatives, etc. should also be wary of someone possibly KIDNAPPING the child/ren, let alone the heat possibly killing them! You really have to wonder sometimes if it's being done deliberately!

Exactly, I've always been extremely paranoid of letting my kids out of my site. There are simply too many crazy people out there to trust their safety for any amount of time. Unfortunately there is a drivers test etc, but no test to become a parent :/

I have to agree

I'm sure you just replied as you did to get a row outta me, so there you are. Success! Good job

I remember riding from Kentucky to Florida in the back window of the car as a kid. (seatbelts being optional-ish back in the 70s) LoL

Unfortunately, it will continue. Your meme inspired me to put this one out there. a bit graphic, but it does show that hot vehicles are a problem.

https://i.imgflip.com/1sr3o1.jpg

Yeah, but then you have to worry about people thinking you're trying to be funny. Just sayin'

sometimes humor can convey the message better than seriousness. But, somewhere along the way, someone will call bullshit on me, and you know how tenacious I can be. ?