Seriously? Come on people. Here's a prime example that there should be a simple common sense test before people are allowed to have children.
http://bit.ly/14u91mT
From Startribune.com
Wis. parents leave 9-month-old in hot car for 20 minutes while shopping at Ill. sex-toy shop
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A Wisconsin couple is facing misdemeanor child-endangerment charges for leaving their baby in a parked car while they shopped for sex toys in northern Illinois.
A WTMJ-TV report (http://bit.ly/12JcDkT ) posted Wednesday says the parents were shopping at Lover's Lane in Libertyville, Ill., on June 22. Libertyville police say the couple left their 9-month old son in the sweltering car for 20 minutes without air conditioning.
Police say the baby was crying and sweating profusely. They say he doesn't appear to have suffered any long-term effects.
The father is an 18-year-old from Kenosha and the mother is a 20-year-old from Pleasant Prairie. They told police they left the boy in the car because no one under the age of 18 is allowed inside the store.
They're due in court August 2.
http://bit.ly/14u91mT
From Startribune.com
Wis. parents leave 9-month-old in hot car for 20 minutes while shopping at Ill. sex-toy shop
- Updated: July 4, 2013 - 2:02 PM
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A Wisconsin couple is facing misdemeanor child-endangerment charges for leaving their baby in a parked car while they shopped for sex toys in northern Illinois.
A WTMJ-TV report (http://bit.ly/12JcDkT ) posted Wednesday says the parents were shopping at Lover's Lane in Libertyville, Ill., on June 22. Libertyville police say the couple left their 9-month old son in the sweltering car for 20 minutes without air conditioning.
Police say the baby was crying and sweating profusely. They say he doesn't appear to have suffered any long-term effects.
The father is an 18-year-old from Kenosha and the mother is a 20-year-old from Pleasant Prairie. They told police they left the boy in the car because no one under the age of 18 is allowed inside the store.
They're due in court August 2.
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