VIDEO: He left his baby alone in the car to go out smoking and the train started

A father knocking the doors of the train after they closed and his son was forgotten inside, while he was out smoking.

The doors of the train are closed and the the man beat them desperately because his baby was inside the car. The pbadenger went to smoke on the platformWhen suddenly the doors closedseparating him from his son.

The video was broadcast by the CCTV television network where the father is observed following the "Rapid Transit" train; he screamed and desperately hit the gates leaving the train station Windermere in Cleveland, Ohio, last month.

In the video, you can see how another pbadenger alerted the driver, who quickly changed course and reunited the baby with his father in the station where everything happened.

According to the police statement, the father was charged with "threatening" the train driver, but the complaint was not supported by an investigation by the Regional Transit Authority (RTA for its acronym in English), reported Cleveland 19 News.

The recording of security cameras, who were shown for the first time on Monday, show the father getting on the train, carrying the child in a baby basket: placed him on a seat and housed the infant before going out on the platform and smoking, whose minor was left unattended.

When he was about to finish his cigar, the other pbadenger inside the train hit the window to warn that they were going to leavebut the doors closed before he could enter.

Then you see man running so fast to the doors of the front gear, frantically trying to attract the driver's attention when the train has disappeared from view.

RTA officials stated that neither the baby nor the pbadengers were in danger during the incidentbut that the driver was "informed" later not to follow the communication procedures.

Andrew Wood said: "Why would you leave your baby alone on a public train? What is it? "Said Kathleen O 'Toole: "Shaking his head.Brenda Rose Edwards added, "Maybe I'm going to quit now."