Washington parents face charges of 'reckless endangerment' after deputy had to rescue fading toddler from hot car

Washington parents face charges of 'reckless endangerment' after deputy had to rescue fading toddler from hot car

Back in May, a sheriff’s deputy in Clark County, Washington, responded to a call about a 2-year-old boy left alone in a car outside in 92°F heat. The officer didn’t hesitate and immediately smashed the car window to get in and pull the toddler out before later filing charges against the parents. However, as the case has progressed, bodycam footage released on June 17 has provided a clearer understanding of what actually happened. The footage sho…