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Don't Leave Kids or Pets in Hot Cars | Summer Safety

Every year, children and animals tragically die when they are left in hot cars. If you see a child or pet in a hot car and believe they are in imminent danger of physical injury or death: Call 911. Determine if the vehicle is locked. If unlocked, open a door to enter the vehicle. If locked, you may break the window. Do not use more force than is necessary. Remain with the child or pet until the authorities arrive. Connect with the City of Phoenix: http://Phoenix.gov – Official City of Phoenix Homepage http://Facebook.com/CityofPhoenixAZ - Like us on #Facebook https://Twitter.com/CityofPhoenixAZ - Follow us on #Twitter http://Youtube.com/CityofPhoenixAZ - Please Subscribe to this YouTube Channel http://Phoenix.gov/PHXTV - Watch live or on demand programs http://twitter.com/watchPHX11 - Twitter Feed of #PHXTV Programs *Please be aware of our terms of use before commenting https://www.phoenix.gov/social/terms

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4 years ago
[MUSIC] >> HELLO, I'M SERGEANT TOMMY THOMPSON OF THE PHOENIX POLICE DEPARTMENT. AND I WANT TO REMIND YOU TO NEVER, EVER, LEAVE YOUR CHILDREN OR YOUR PETS IN A CAR. THE TEMPERATURE IN THE CAR CAN BE 20 DEGREES HOTTER THAN THE TEMPERATURE OUTSIDE IN JUST 10 MINUTES. IT GOES UP 30 DEGREES IN 20 MINUTES. NEVER, EVER, LEAVE YOUR PETS OR YOUR CHILDREN IN THOSE CARS, BECAUSE IT CAN HAVE CATASTROPHIC RESULTS. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING PHOENIX CHANNEL 11.

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