Police rescued two young children stuck in a hot car outside the Georgia shopping center last month and caught the tense moments on the camera worn.
The video published by the COBB District Police Department shows the officers who respond to the 911 call from a citizen who sees children visibly troubled and crying children.
Newsweek Tuesday E -Posta through the Cobb District Police Department for more information.
Why important
37 children die every year in hot cars throughout the United States data From the National Security Council (NSC), 39 dies in 2024.
In recent years, police and child safety advocates have intensified the efforts to train the people about risks and encouraged the audience to intervene if they identified children who were unattended in cars.
The last event emphasizes the dangers posing excessive heat to children left in vehicles, especially in summer.
What to know
Cobb County police received 911 calls on June 4, noticing only two young children and crying in a car parked car outside the Cumberland Shopping Center.
Authorities, the internal temperature of the car during the incident reached 117 degrees reported.
Officers are seen on the camera in which an officer locks the car before offering a front window and opens the car before removing both children from the rear seat, and the body is worn while driving to the parking lot.
🚨 Children locked in a hot car: Body camera images 🚨 On June 4, our officers saved two little children locked in a hot car in Cumberland Mall …
It is seen that a man was arrested in the video and later described as J’Quawn Dixon. The authorities did not tell you how or if Dixon was related to the relevant children.
Atlanta News First, according to prison records, Dixon was accused of two points of second -degree child persecution and the next day was released with a $ 11.220 bond.
Police, CobB County’deki safe result 911’i talked to the audience.
The law enforcement officers regularly call anyone who witnesses a child or pet regularly to contact emergency services, especially in hot weather without leaving unattended in a vehicle.
Many states, including Georgia, provide legal protections for the audience who act in good faith to save children in such cases.
COBB District Police Department
Even if there are low external temperatures up to 70 degrees, the interior of a parked car may rapidly rise to life -threatening levels by endangering the most acute infants and young children due to their ability to regulate body temperature.
According to NSC, almost every state has experienced at least one death since 1998. After being left in a hot vehicle in 2018 and 2019, a record of 53 children died.
What are people say
COBB District Police Department Social Media Notification: “Thank you very much to the relevant citizens looking for 911. Your fast action is the reason why these children are safe today. You saw something and you did something and made this difference.”
What will happen next
Dixon will face the persecution of two children in the next court.
According to the state law, if he was convicted of the persecution of the second -degree child, he could have encountered from one year to 10 years for each number.
