Deepizzaguy
This story is kind of a bizarre story since the father of a young baby who was strapped inside their auto made this mental error to not check to see if anyone was inside the auto and the second error was that the dad tossed the car keys into the front seat of the auto while his young child was strapped in the back seat.
Shadow Lantry who is the mother of the young child was shocked to learn that her husband tossed the car keys inside the auto and he did not get their young child out of the auto before leaving the parking lot with the auto locked up which I am sure was a mental error in judgement of the dad of the young child.
However the good news of this story was that Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco and several of his deputies were supervising a group of inmates that were working on a roadwork repair job when the parents of the young child asked the sheriff if he could get some help to open the locked auto where the child was inside.
Sheriff Nocco instructed an inmate to use a coat hanger to open the window of the locked auto so the locked door could be opened and the child could be returned to his parents safe and sound.
The inmate who most likely is an expert in using coat hangers to enter through windows was able to open the locked door and free the child.
I am sure that the inmate who was able to use a coat hanger to open the door of the locked door will get a reduced sentence for his assistance of saving the life of a child.
The most likely scenario is that the dad who made the mental error of tossing his keys into an auto that was locked will think twice before doing this act the next time he leaves his auto with his relatives when they go out to shop or engage in other activities since they dodged a bullet this time.
I do remember seeing some prison movies where the rule of prison was good behavior points and bad behavior points were like merits and demerits.
Interesting story to read about, thanks for sharing.
My pleasure to share these stories which are real life version of the rescues that would make the Super Friends proud.
I really don’t understand the reason the father tossed the key into the car from the start.
He must made have made a mental error by throwing the key inside his auto before he checked if everyone was out of the auto.
Even if everyone gets out of the car, then how will he open the car door when he will use it again?
That is a good question since maybe the dad thought that his wife would have another car key.
It is nice to see inmates helping someone out for a change who needed help.
Do you really think he’d get a reduced sentence? I mean, they could’ve broken the window…
You have a good point about breaking the window to get the child out of the auto.
So he didn’t really save a life so much as save a window. When you think about it that way, it probably won’t do much for his sentence directly
You do have a good point there.
it might count toward his good behavior…