Coppertop15
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Don't break the window, don't get a locksmith. What was the plan here? Wait a few years until the child got old enough to unlock the car? I don't understand.
BBM - He can post bail but can't afford to replace a broken window to save his daughter's life?
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Any father whose priority is a stupid car window and who lets his child roast inside is NOT a loving father. MOO.
ETA: According to a report from CCDFS, Child Protective Services received five reports of abuse regarding the family of the toddler dating back to 2018. CPS received three allegations of neglect in July and September 2018, one allegation in Jan. 2019 and a final allegation of abuse in June 2020.
CPS said all allegations were found to be unsubstantiated, according to the report. The report does not detail the allegations.
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Something stinks...
Thanks for the info, @MsMarple --
In view of the CPS investigation responses and apparent lack of action on any of them, this sweet little girl with the beautiful name and face, is in a much better place.
IMO, had it not been for her death in this situation, things for her would have only gotten worse until a death at a later time. She apparently was a doomed little human being with no one to help. No one. IMO.
I really don’t understand this at all-so I’m going to await some more MSM reportsSomething ain’t right here.
The child was breathing when police arrived? So they all just stood around scratching their heads while the child died? What in the world!!?? Are LE also being held accountable?
This story is fishy. He had repeated offers and no one just flat out insisted on breaking the dang window? I have never heard of so many people standing around and accepting someone not wanting to break a car window?
Also is it possible to have rigor that quickly? If she was only in the car for an hour then she was dead less than an hour. I don't want to blame the officers. But I'm confused about how long they were there BEFORE they broke the window. I could care less about PR. Who the heck would ever call it racist to break in a window to rescue a child? That makes no sense.
It's also weird that the child's mother supports him and his story and didn't push to break the window herself. I'm not surprised his mother believes his story but the dead child's mother?
Who dickers with a locksmith over price and just tells them not to bother helping getting his child out of the car? IF he really just wanted to preserve the window unharmed dickering for the best deal is sociopathic and giving UP on getting someone to open the window is insane.
Reading between the lines I wonder if she was in the car much longer than LE was told? The father told LE she had been playing and then fell asleep. According to everything I’ve read LE could see her breathing and when she showed signs of distress they broke the window.
I thought I read the car was in front of the mom’s house? Nothing and no one would have stopped me from breaking a window.