Mother of the Year

[meangirl]

STAMFORD -- A Stamford woman was arrested yesterday after she accidentally locked her 23-month-old son in her steaming hot Audi, then refused to let emergency workers break the window to free him.


http://www.stamfordadvocate.com/new...,6414488.story?coll=stam-news-local-headlines

 

[rack'm]

They should have used the mothers head to break the windows out.

 

[DoWhat]

I wonder if she has a job or just living off the child support?

 

[K_Jo]

I wonder if she has a job or just living off the child support?

Okay.

 

[ylexot]

Wow.

If it was my child, I would have broken the window long before an emergency vehicle could have gotten there. Windows aren't that hard or expensive to replace.

GET YOUR PRIORITIES STRAIGHT WOMAN!

 

[Schizo]

Uneffing believable!!!

 

[virgovictoria]

At first, I was giving her the benefit of thinking she was afraid to injure the baby with broken glass.... but, it doesn't appear that that was an issue... but it doesn't clearly state what the issue was, does it?

 

[meangirl]

They should have used the mothers head to break the windows out.

 

[rack'm]

At first, I was giving her the benefit of thinking she was afraid to injure the baby with broken glass.... but, it doesn't appear that that was an issue... but it doesn't clearly state what the issue was, does it?

By breaking the front windows out, the child won't be touched by the glass, not to mention that fact that TEMPERED glass doesn't cut you anyway. :shrug:

 

[workin hard]

Maybe it had fleas? :shrug:

 

[mrweb]

By breaking the front windows out, the child won't be touched by the glass, not to mention that fact that TEMPERED glass doesn't cut you anyway. :shrug:

Regardless, even if there was any danger of the child being cut by the glass, at least he would have been alive, the cuts heal and glass can be replaced.

 

[rack'm]

Regardless, even if there was any danger of the child being cut by the glass, at least he would have been alive, the cuts heal and glass can be replaced.

I'm NOT defending the mother. Read my first post.

 

[mrweb]

I'm NOT defending the mother. Read my first post.

Hey, just commenting generally, not bashing your post.

 

[hvp05]

Wow, that is a really, really dumbazz thing to do. Fortunately, her stupidity worked towards the kid's advantage when she left to get her spare set of keys. My guess is a lot of folks will pay her a visit at 124 Fieldstone Road to express their sentiments personally.

 

[ylexot]

Wow, that is a really, really dumbazz thing to do. Fortunately, her stupidity worked towards the kid's advantage when she left to get her spare set of keys. My guess is a lot of folks will pay her a visit at 124 Fieldstone Road to express their sentiments personally.

Maybe they'll go break her windows...

 

[Schizo]

By breaking the front windows out, the child won't be touched by the glass, not to mention that fact that TEMPERED glass doesn't cut you anyway. :shrug:

Wouldn't it be easier to break the side windows? :shrug:

 

[SeaRide]

Wouldn't it be easier to break the side windows? :shrug:

If you read the article.. there's the answer.

 

[jwwb2000]

Freaking idiot!

 

[Vince]

Forget breaking the car windows. The stupid ##### shouldn't have left the baby in there in the first dayum place. What a moron. I wouldn't leave my dog in the car in any kind of heat much less a child. Dumbazz.

 

[ylexot]

Forget breaking the car windows. The stupid ##### shouldn't have left the baby in there in the first dayum place. What a moron. I wouldn't leave my dog in the car in any kind of heat much less a child. Dumbazz.

I don't think she left the baby in the car on purpose. It sounds to me like she accidentally locked her keys in the car along with the baby.