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Parents arrested after 6-month-old found inside hot car
Police said the 6-month-old was revived after being left in a car with broken air conditioning and windows cracked during an event.
- Police arrested two parents after a 6-month-old boy was found unresponsive inside an unattended vehicle at the 1400 block of Kingshighway Boulevard early Saturday afternoon.
- Yana Curry and Varden Lovett left the infant inside their vehicle while attending the Urban League Expo; documents indicate the car's air conditioning was broken, leaving the child exposed to extreme heat.
- A passer-by called 911 after noticing the baby covered in sweat amid temperatures over 90 degrees; Louis Fire Department personnel arrived to revive the unresponsive infant.
- Curry and Lovett face charges of first-degree endangering the welfare of a child resulting in physical injury, with authorities holding both parents without bond.
- Louis Metropolitan Police confirmed the investigation remains ongoing following the incident; officials have not disclosed how long the infant remained inside the vehicle before the alarm was raised.
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