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BABY DIES AFTER DAD LEAVES HER IN 120 DEGREE CAR
(BlackMediaScoop) A baby girl died and a toddler was in critical condition Saturday after they were left in separate vehicles in the Indianapolis area on a day in which the temperature hit a record 104 degrees!
Greenfield Police Chief John Jester said a 3-month-old girl was found in a car at 3:35 p.m. The girl was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Jester said the baby’s father, 18 year old Joshua Stryzanski was being held at the Hancock County jail on a charge of neglect of a dependent resulting in death.
Greenfield is a city of about 20,000 east of Indianapolis. In the other incident, at about 3 p.m. police broke a window in a Ford Explorer to free a 16-month-old girl in the city of Fishers, northeast of Indianapolis. The child suffered a seizure before being taken to an Indianapolis hospital, a Fishers police spokesman said.
The temperature inside the SUV after the window was broken was 124 degrees according to officials. Fishers police said the child’s mother, Meg Trueblood, 30, of Fishers, was charged preliminarily with felony neglect of a child.
In the heat wave gripping the United States last week, at least 61 heat-related deaths have been reported, according to an NBC News count. That number does not include the baby’s death.
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