He left his daughter in the patrol car to make love with his boss and the daughter passed away

A former police officer in Long Beach, USA, was found guilty of manslaughter for the death of his three-year-old daughter, who was locked in her patrol car to maintain relations with his wife. supervisor

The little girl could not stand the confinement and heat – that day about 38 ° – and she died as a result of her mother's abandonment, which lasted a few hours.

On September 30, 2016, in Hanbad County, Indiana, when the young judge Cheyenne Hyer convicted that Cbadie Barker, 29, was guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the fault of her girl She was found dead in the patrol car driven by her mother.

According to police reports, the girl had been locked in the patrol, tied in her car seat at the back of the vehicle, while her mother had gone to talk to her supervisor. However, the mother admitted to the trial that she had slept with her boss while her daughter was locked in the hot environment of the police car.

Police sources added that the girl may have been locked up for hours in the patrol car because apparently the woman has fallen asleep after being with her supervisor, according to US media reports.
WLOX When they came to take care of the girl, the temperature of her body was 41 ° C.

"I do not know what I could do for you, which could be worse than what you have already experienced, you will still be locked in a prison of your mind," said the judge in charge of the case, who asked for more time to consider the sentence. For its part, the prosecutor's office asked for a 20-year prison sentence for Barker.

For his part, the father of the miner who lost his life in the car said: "Every time I close my eyes, I imagine their suffering, then I imagine lying in that coffin."

It was also learned that it was not the first time Barker had locked up his daughter in a car. Apparently, another case was reported when the officer left the child in his vehicle to shop. A pbaderby discovered the little girl locked up and warned

The father of the child was not aware of this incident either. When she learned about it, her father condemned, "As parents, you are supposed to protect your daughter, but Cheyenne left because her mother had not protected her, not one, but twice May God have mercy on his soul. "