Experts warn about the dangers of leaving pets, children in hot cars

With temperatures expected in the 90s this week and throughout summer, experts are sounding the alarm about the dangers of hot cars.
On June, 26 a child died after being locked in a hot car here in Charlotte. So far, five children across the country have died after being left in a hot vehicle. But what should you do if you stumble across a child or pet locked in a hot car?
WHAT WE FOUND
In both North Carolina and South Carolina, you are protected by law to break or enter a vehicle if you notice a person in distress and in need of immediate medical attention.
"You're not going to be liable for breaking and entering or any type of criminal offense if you walk by a vehicle, and you see a human being inside of the vehicle that is in obvious physical distress," Mauney said. #News #Weather #Heat
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