Hagen (NRW): Father leaves son (3) in hot car to visit prostitute | Regional
Hagen (North Rhine-Westphalia) – This father (33) acted completely irresponsibly. He had fun with a prostitute and left his three-year-old son in the hot car. It was only thanks to a passerby that the child got out of the heat.
A witness alerted the police in Hagen on Monday evening around 9 p.m. (North Rhine-Westphalia), after he had noticed the heavily sweating child in a child seat on the back seat of a car a quarter of an hour earlier. The car, which was locked from the outside, was standing unprotected in the sun. The windows were open about one centimeter. “There was no further air supply,” explained a spokesman for the police.
At the witness’s request, the child the door from the inside. Other passers-by provided the three-year-old with water. Emergency services found that the boy had an elevated body temperature and was showing initial signs of dehydration.
When the father returned to his car at around 9.40 p.m., he said he had been chatting to a friend from whom he wanted to borrow money. His son had already car slept.
Father was with prostitute for over an hour
However, police investigations revealed that the man parked the car shortly after eight o'clock in the evening and prostitute At that time, the temperature outside was 26 degrees Celsius, reports the German Weather Service. The man was charged with violating the welfare and Parenting obligation and negligent Bodily harm refunded.
The little boy came into a hospitalThe boy's mother was informed immediately and appeared there. She expressed her incomprehension about her fiancé's behavior and stressed that she would not have expected him to behave in such a way. Youth Welfare Office was informed about the incident – the criminal police are investigating.
Child trapped in hot carFire brigade makes short work of it
The police stress that children and animals should never be left alone left in the car Within a very short time, a vehicle parked in the sun – even if it is “only” the evening sun – can lead to a life-threatening heat-trap.