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Police: 5-Year-Old Boy Dead After Being Left Alone in Hot Car

A young child tragically passed away after being left unattended in a overheated vehicle in Mansfield, Ohio, on Thursday afternoon amid high temperatures.
Officers arrived around 3:15 p.m. to assist with a medical emergency at an address on Wood Street close to the Mansfield Memorial Homes area.
Police found the child unconscious in the vehicle, EMS transported him to a hospital, and he was pronounced dead there.
Jason Bammann, Mansfield’s police chief, reported the child’s death and emphasized the importance of parents staying alert during hot weather, as temperatures reached the upper 80s that day.
Detectives are investigating with the Richland County Prosecutor's Office, no charges have been filed, and authorities remind caregivers to check vehicles carefully.

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