US EditionChild in Critical Condition After Being Left in Hot Car; Mother Charged, Police Say
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, JUN 30 – Mother Talita Sonia De Carvalho Silva faces multiple felony charges after leaving her child unattended in a hot car where temperatures reached 91°F, leaving the child in critical condition.
- On June 25, a woman left two children unattended in a hot car at Walmart in Greensboro; one child is in critical condition, police say.
- On June 25, Silva left two children in a hot car during 91°F heat while shopping at Walmart, prompting police and alarms to respond.
- Greensboro officers breached a window, rescuing an 8-year-old in distress within four minutes after arriving at the hot car incident.
- Silva faces multiple felony charges as her child remains in critical condition, with police warning of hot-car dangers amid ongoing investigations.
- Over 1,100 children have died nationwide in hot cars since 1990, emphasizing the urgent need for legal accountability for caregivers who leave kids unattended in extreme heat.
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