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Kids locked in cars on hot days

Started by Bird, February 11, 2015, 01:33:05 PM

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Bird

Why cant people understand how dangerous this can be???

Dude at work copped a mouth full of what he thinks may have been abuse (wasnt in n-grish)while he was in Cambodia Box Hill at lunchtime when some woman had been gone for at least 10 mins that he was standing there waitin for the cops in the blaring sun, no shade, kid crying and soaked in sweat, she just jumped in and drove off. .the cop that showed up said its stupidly common around there...

Then I look on the age and another one
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/toddler-rushed-to-hospital-after-being-locked-in-hot-car-20150211-13boei.html

I guess its like drink driving, some people are too ****ed to learn...
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muzza01

Quote from: Bird on February 11, 2015, 01:33:05 PM
Why cant people understand how dangerous this can be???

Dude at work copped a mouth full of what he thinks may have been abuse (wasnt in n-grish)while he was in Cambodia Box Hill at lunchtime when some woman had been gone for at least 10 mins that he was standing there waitin for the cops in the blaring sun, no shade, kid crying and soaked in sweat, she just jumped in and drove off. .the cop that showed up said its stupidly common around there...

Then I look on the age and another one
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/toddler-rushed-to-hospital-after-being-locked-in-hot-car-20150211-13boei.html

I guess its like drink driving, some people are too ****ed to learn...
Lock them up and take their kids away from them. Some people just don't deserve to have children.

cheif carlos

Smash window and say kid must have done it
Need to get the backside into gear and get out camping

fishfinder

I spotted this kid screaming in a babies seat in the back of a car left un attended, it wasn't there long as I was only in the centre for about 1 minute and the car was not there when I pulled in so I waited for about 3 minutes, then went to pick up my phone to call the cops and a women came charging out with a DOCP badge on her shirt. That got me fired up took a photo of her yelling at me and emailed a letter of my concern along with a photo to the local department in the area.
Obviously in it for the money not for the welfare of the children.
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tk421

Yeah we had a woman in our suburb lock her two kids in whilst she was shopping a couple of weeks ago. Kids were screaming, bystanders just about to break the window. She comes back and starts abusing them for 'interfering in her effing life'  and 'why don't youse all just eff off'.

You need a licence to have a dog but you don't need one to have kids. I just don't undersrand it. Half the time I think they just have babies to get the dole money.
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JPH

We used to respond to these several times a week in the warmer months with SES, over the few years we did break a few windows to save kids, most of the times the vehicles were gone before we arrived.  It's frustrating to see parents doing this and really makes you question their rationale. It doesn't take long for a situation to turn nasty. 

Tim - Stratford

Most work cars have one of these now along with the mandatory safety gear.....itching to use it... ;D


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Bad Scott

Quote from: Tim - Stratford on February 11, 2015, 06:03:57 PM
Most work cars have one of these now along with the mandatory safety gear.....itching to use it... ;D
Take photo/video of situation first. Use safety gear >:D. Take photo/video of aftermath. Video abusive parent :cup: :cup:
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Dingo0163

Where would you stand legally if you rang the  :police: and told them your about to smash a window to get a kid out of a hot car ? Would they support you , or charge you with destruction of property or some other B/S ?  :cheers:

Bad Scott

Quote from: Dingo0163 on February 11, 2015, 06:21:20 PM
Where would you stand legally if you rang the  :police: and told them your about to smash a window to get a kid out of a hot car ? Would they support you , or charge you with destruction of property or some other B/S ?  :cheers:
Just use OHS law. (Safety) ;D ;D
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Steffo1

Another thing is seeing young kiddies being subjected to Mum & Dads?? cigarette smoke in a car. I thought it was illegal to smoke in a car with kiddies but I see it all the time!
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DarWen

I would take a destruction of property charge to get kids out of a hot car any day. I would also take an assault  charge for belting the F@#%$it for leaving them in there

Dingo0163

Quote from: DarWen on February 11, 2015, 06:33:02 PM
I would take a destruction of property charge to get kids out of a hot car any day. I would also take an assault  charge for belting the F@#%$it for leaving them in there

I could not agree more.  :cheers:

Bird

I always wanted to use a hooligan tool :D :D but in reality glad I never had to.

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Tim - Stratford

Quote from: Bird on February 11, 2015, 07:59:45 PM
I always wanted to use a hooligan tool

Who'd they name that after?   ;D

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Bird

Quote from: Tim - StratfordWho'd they name that after?   ;D
actually its a halligan tool, but Marty named it Hooligan :D amazing how easy it brakes padlocks...
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skog

I would break the window and worry about the rest later. But take a video first..

I don't understand some peoples thinking when they leave their children in a car

That Hooligan tool is awesome  :cup:

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JPH

Quote from: Bird on February 11, 2015, 07:59:45 PM
I always wanted to use a hooligan tool :D :D but in reality glad I never had to.



They're a handy bit of kit, will make a big mess of a toughened window! Trust me! Great way to make a sunroof pretty quickly!

fuji

Quote from: Tim - Stratford on February 11, 2015, 06:03:57 PM
Most work cars have one of these now along with the mandatory safety gear.....itching to use it... ;D




Looks familiar :police:
No qualms about breaking a window. Usually the fire brigade would turn up before us and they break in quite easily. But if they are not around I use the above.
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Bird

Quote from: JPHThey're a handy bit of kit, will make a big mess of a toughened window! Trust me! Great way to make a sunroof pretty quickly!
I remember when we started running the Village Fire courses in the Shire and then Marty brought those out for the first time, it was nearly an all in to get hold of them first LOL!!!
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Cracka

Spring loaded centre punches do a nice job on vehicle windows  ;D
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Crisp Image

one of these on your key ring works well. It also has a seat belt cutter
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Resqme-Keychain-Car-Escape-Tool-Emergency-Glass-Breaker-Assorted-Colours-/161228130943?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&var=&hash=item2589f20a7f
As someone who breaks glass on a regular occasion, I suggest if you are to break glass  then break it in the corner. First of all it is supported there and it makes it easier to break but more importantly if you use the body work to support your hand then your hand will have less of a chance to go through the glass causing an injury to yourself.
Tinted windows are the best to break because the glass sticks together in one sheet because of the tinting.
The Hallagan tool is one of the basic hand tools we use in car accidents to make a gap to get the hydraulic tools in. A good bit of kit but not really the best tool for breaking glass.

KIDS IN CARS ON HOT DAYS! NO WAY!!!!

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Quote from: Cracka on February 12, 2015, 12:06:26 PM
Spring loaded centre punches do a nice job on vehicle windows  ;D

Me removing a piece of glass that I want to keep from a vehicle, guaranteed to break it  >:(
With enough horse power, sheer ignorance and a total lack of respect for your vehicle, you'll get through....

Bird

Quote from: Footy Shorts Shane on February 12, 2015, 01:06:52 PM
Me removing a piece of glass that I want to keep from a vehicle, guaranteed to break it  >:(
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