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Child Deaths in Hot Cars Not Uncommon: Experts

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A 2-year-old woman is dead after being trapped in a hot car while her parents took a nap, police in Dallas said.

The toddler was left strapped to her car seat after other family members got out of the car outside a home in the eleven thousand nine hundred block of Garden Terrace Drive Friday evening, according Dallas police spokeswoman Melinda Gutierrez.

Nariyah Raufu, who would have turned three on Aug 21, died Friday night of hyperthermia, or warmth stroke, according to a medical examiner’s report.

The parents of the toddler told detectives from the Dallas Child Manhandle Unit that they had spent the day at Fair Park with their children earlier that day. When they woke up from their nap, the lady’s father went outside to work on his car when he found his daughter strapped into her child safety seat, Gutierrez said in a written statement.

The father instantly took the child into the house where he called 911. The mother performed CPR for approximately thirty minutes before she drove the toddler to Children’s Medical City, according to Gutierrez.

The woman was pronounced dead at 7:Nineteen p.m. The female’s parents told Child Manhandle detectives, who were alerted by an off-duty officer working an extra shift at the hospital, that they believed all children had got out of the vehicle when they returned home, Gutierrez said.

Toddler Dead After Being Left in Hot Car

“A lot of people think, how can this happen? How can you leave behind about a child? But unluckily, every summer we hear about these types of tragedies happening,” said Doug Shupe, AAA Texas spokesman.

Detectives with Child Protective Services are involved in the investigation. No charges were instantly filed pending further investigation.

A sign on the front door of the family’s home asked for quiet and respect in the time of mourning.

According to statistics released by noheatstroke.org, Texas leads the nation in cases of children who have died after being left in hot cars.

“Even on a mild, warm day temperatures inwards a vehicle can rise to deadly levels in just ten minutes”, Shupe said.

Since 1998, six hundred five children in the U.S. have died from fever stroke after they were left in hot cars, according to AAA. More than half of those deaths were due to a parent or caregiver leaving behind about them.

Inbetween one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and 2014, a total of ninety five Texas children died from fever stroke resulting from being left in hot vehicles.

Nationwide, nine children have died from being left in hot cars so far in 2015, according to the Department of Meteorology at San Jose State University.

Dallas police are still investigating this case.

NBC Five’s Tim Ciesco contributed to this report.

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Child Deaths in Hot Cars Not Uncommon: Experts

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A 2-year-old doll is dead after being trapped in a hot car while her parents took a nap, police in Dallas said.

The toddler was left strapped to her car seat after other family members got out of the car outside a home in the eleven thousand nine hundred block of Garden Terrace Drive Friday evening, according Dallas police spokeswoman Melinda Gutierrez.

Nariyah Raufu, who would have turned three on Aug 21, died Friday night of hyperthermia, or warmth stroke, according to a medical examiner’s report.

The parents of the toddler told detectives from the Dallas Child Manhandle Unit that they had spent the day at Fair Park with their children earlier that day. When they woke up from their nap, the lady’s father went outside to work on his car when he found his daughter strapped into her child safety seat, Gutierrez said in a written statement.

The father instantaneously took the child into the house where he called 911. The mother performed CPR for approximately thirty minutes before she drove the toddler to Children’s Medical City, according to Gutierrez.

The dame was pronounced dead at 7:Nineteen p.m. The female’s parents told Child Manhandle detectives, who were alerted by an off-duty officer working an extra shift at the hospital, that they believed all children had got out of the vehicle when they returned home, Gutierrez said.

Toddler Dead After Being Left in Hot Car

“A lot of people think, how can this happen? How can you leave behind about a child? But unluckily, every summer we hear about these types of tragedies happening,” said Doug Shupe, AAA Texas spokesman.

Detectives with Child Protective Services are involved in the investigation. No charges were instantaneously filed pending further investigation.

A sign on the front door of the family’s home asked for quiet and respect in the time of mourning.

According to statistics released by noheatstroke.org, Texas leads the nation in cases of children who have died after being left in hot cars.

“Even on a mild, warm day temperatures inwards a vehicle can rise to deadly levels in just ten minutes”, Shupe said.

Since 1998, six hundred five children in the U.S. have died from fever stroke after they were left in hot cars, according to AAA. More than half of those deaths were due to a parent or caregiver leaving behind about them.

Inbetween one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and 2014, a total of ninety five Texas children died from warmth stroke resulting from being left in hot vehicles.

Nationwide, nine children have died from being left in hot cars so far in 2015, according to the Department of Meteorology at San Jose State University.

Dallas police are still investigating this case.

NBC Five’s Tim Ciesco contributed to this report.

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