News, No Escape: California Family Sues BMW After Teen Dies in Locked Car (Ford, button)
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That's a discussion on how difficult it is to break a car window.
I can't believe how mean spirited some of you are over a child dying.
I've been intending to buy one of those window breakers. Thanks for the prompt.
Inside a static car with no danger of fire or flooding, its really not that hard. Especially using your legs like you easily could in that situation. Ive broken multiple car windows with my feet/legs AND my bare hands before..
People forget how cruel darwinism can be.
A bored kid on a small farm with multiple caged beaters to jump and otherwise hooliganize around in.. parents made us cage them after they saw us building our motocross jumps bigger to accommodate our new "toys".
If you bothered to use your brain and read the article, you would have read that if the car was locked from the outside, there was no way to unlock the car from the inside. Though this was clearly spelled out in the owners manual, this old BMW didn't have the owners manual so the teens didn't know about this anti theft feature.
Don't people take responsibility for their own actions anymore? What fool would place a person in a car in warm/hot weather?
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