Jerusalem District police rescued a toddler several months old at noon (Monday), after he was forgotten in the vehicle alone and was found there screaming and crying.
It all started when the 100 police hotline received a report from a passerby about a toddler, who was apparently forgotten in a locked vehicle in the Kiryat Yuval neighborhood of Jerusalem.
Police officers from the Moriah police station in the Jerusalem district, Sergeant Shai Abergil and Sgt. Rafael Gezhan, who arrived quickly at the scene, noticed a locked vehicle with a baby sitting in a baby device in its back seat.
Officer Abergil responded quickly, broke the car window and rescued the toddler who was fully conscious, and immediately wet his mouth with a little water. Rescue forces were called to the scene and provided the toddler with primary medical care, and he was taken to the hospital in a light condition (according to medical sources).
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The toddler is in the hands of the policeman, a few moments after his rescue (Photo: Police spokeswoman)
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“We quickly arrived at the scene after a vigilant citizen reported the case to us,” said Sergeant Shai Abergil. I did not think twice, I broke the window and took it out of the hot car when it was all dripping with sweat.
“Even after 22 years of service in the police and countless incidents, the sense of satisfaction after the incident today is special in light of the fact that we may have saved lives.”
The police repeatedly remind the parents to show responsibility and vigilance throughout the year, especially now with the beginning of the summer when the risk inherent in such cases is seven times greater and may cost us our dearest lives.