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Two children were left in a hot car at Tsawwbaden Mills on Sunday.
Delta PD
Two children of the Delta police were challenged from an overheated car at Tsawwbaden Mills on Canada Day, recalling the dangers of vehicles on hot days
. Breaking a driver's side window to release two young children, ages three and five, locked inside a vehicle in the mall parking lot Sunday afternoon
"When our officer arrived At the scene, he found the children trapped, said Cris Leykauf, Delta police spokesman,
Bystanders spotted the children – the three-year-old was strapped to his car seat and the sun was shining directly on the vehicle … them – inside the car shortly before 5 pm
When the child was found unable to open the door, the police
After releasing the children, the officer took them in his police car to cool them using the vehicle's air-conditioning and he also gave them water
] "He was very concerned about their condition, especially the younger e child who had irregular breathing, "said Leykauf
.
"The police spoke at length to the father about the dangers of leaving young children in a vehicle on a hot or hot day. If it was not for the caring and attentive people who were shopping and working at the mall, it could have ended differently, "said Leykauf
. They have since been released and the police say that they are coming out well.
Police say it will recommend to Crown Attorneys that criminal charges be laid and advise the Ministry of Children and Family Development
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