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Mansfield Police Identify 5-Year-Old Boy Who Died After Being Left in Hot Car
- On June 26, Mansfield police responded to 91 Marion Avenue where 5-year-old Kyrie Brown was found unresponsive in his mother's arms inside a hot vehicle.
- Officials reported that Kyrie remained alone inside the mother's car for a prolonged period during hot weather conditions that can rapidly cause hazardous heat buildup.
- Emergency responders transported Kyrie to OhioHealth Mansfield, and he was subsequently declared dead; a preliminary autopsy determined that hyperthermia was the cause.
- Mansfield Police Chief Jason Bammann praised the professionalism of all involved, reminding people to check backseats due to rapid car interior temperature rises.
- Authorities continue their investigation, awaiting final autopsy results before submitting the case to the prosecutor for consideration of potential charges.
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Former Harris County prosecutor explains legal proceedings for parent following hot car death
To break down the unique and complicated legal situation posed by this incident, KPRC 2’s Bryce Newberry spoke with Ed McClees, a former Harris County prosecutor. Here’s how their conversation went:
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GREAT FALLS, Mont. - It’s a heartbreaking reality that plays out every summer. A child or pet is left in a hot car, and in just minutes, the temperature inside can climb to deadly levels.
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