A mom is in jail Tuesday accused of leaving a toddler inside a car at Penn Square mall in Oklahoma City as the temperature hit 85 degrees.
Witnesses, including 11-year-old Piper jumped into action to help. Francy Bernal is accused of leaving her 2-year-old son in a car while police say she was shopping at the mall.Witnesses, including 11-year-old Piper jumped into action to help.
"I reached my hand into the car window and unlocked the door," Piper Miller said. "My mom got open the car door and we got this little two year old boy out."Piper's mom described what it felt like just to reach inside the car. "It was just stagnant, hot air in the car," mom Faith Beck said. "His hair was just soaking wet from the heat.""He was crying," Beck said. "He didn’t want to go to anybody. He was swatting everyone away."We're told the temperature in the car was 105 degrees. Paramedics say that is dangerous for anyone, no matter the age.
"I don’t even let my youngest sit in the car when I go into a store," Beck said. "This world is too crazy right now to be leaving children in cars.""She is the hero in this story, not me," Beck said. "She jumped right in and was able to get him out."Police say the little boy is doing okay and released to the care of family members.
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