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Urgent call to prevent child deaths in hot cars

August 16, 2024 | Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin


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Urgent call to prevent child deaths in hot cars
During a recent government meeting, officials highlighted the alarming issue of child fatalities due to heat exposure in vehicles, with twelve children reported dead nationwide as of July 12, 2023. This statistic, spanning from 1990 to the present, underscores the ongoing risk associated with children being left unattended in locked cars, particularly as the hot season approaches its end.

The discussion also touched on the disparities in authorized and actual police strength in Minneapolis, indicating a need for increased resources and support for law enforcement in the area. The meeting emphasized the importance of addressing these critical issues to ensure the safety of children and the effectiveness of local law enforcement.

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