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Two young Children in Georgia Last month, a mall was rescued from a hot car, 911 after hearing 911 callers were saved.
Cobb District Security Directorate, June 4, on Monday, left Bodycam images on June 4.
Officials called 911 pm on 911 in 911 a small boy and a small girl in 911 after a hot car outside the steep sporting goods.
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Cobb County, the police department in Georgia called 911 calls in June 411, presented Bodycam images to two young children and without rescue in a shopping center. (Cobb County Security Directorate)
Cobb County Police 911 calls can be heard by saying that the children are very young and that the car is inside and cried.
“The windows do not crack, but I don’t think it’s not right. We just got out of the steep and heard the children cried.”
The officers quickly opened the car’s lock and removed the car after breaking the driver’s window. Both were in the back seat and none of them were properly restricted.
J’Quwn Dixon was arrested after returning from abroad and the police accused him of two crimes secondary child brutality. If the father of both children is not clear.
A small boy and a little girl, a great girl, rescued from a large car, rescued after a large car for 41 minutes. (Cobb County Security Directorate)
Police, Dixon’s 18-minute children in 41 minutes in 41 minutes of children in 41 minutes, “cruel or extreme physical or mental pain” caused by children Fox 5 Atlanta.
According to BodyCam images, Dixon was found to enter the mall on 12:24. Officials, shortly after 911 calls, said they came to the mall in the mall in 1:03.
This That day was 87 degrees, Police said and the infrared thermometer they used, showed that the temperature reached 117 degrees.
J’Quen Dixon, in Georgia entering Cumberland Mall, after leaving two young children in a hot car, he encounters a secondary child’s cruelty. (Cobb County Sheriff Office)
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“Thank you a great deal of thanks to the worried citizens who call 911. Today,” Cobb County Police wrote on Facebook today. “You saw something and did something, and it made the whole difference.”
Dixon was ordered to Cobb County Prison in the 10,000 dollar in the garden that day. The next day he sent him and was released and reported in Fox 5.
