Denver FD saves X-eyed idiots son.

[vesta111]

I could be in his Kia in less than a minute!

 This is the reason I NEVER lock my doors in my Kia or Jeep.

I would rather have a thief just unzip a side window then slash the top or jimmy the door, break a window in the Kia.

We had an interesting time years ago no kids involved but 2 little dogs.

We had this big ass Lincoln that was all electric, bought it used naturally.   We were not use to any kind of auto or truck  that did not have roll up windows and just the basics.


We took a ride and brought the pups along, got out letting them run, Hubby later  put the pooch's in the back seat opened the drivers door and put the keys in the ignition.  I threw my purse in the front seat and along comes a friend, we both closed  our doors and talked for a few minutes then went back to the car to find the pups jumping about had hit the lock buttons that were near the door handles.

We had no cell phones so Hubby had to go find A public phone [not easy even back then] to call my mom to bring me back to the house for the extra keys. .

When Mom and I got to my house I had no keys to get in so I had to clamber in a window only to get half way in when our Rottie came dashing into the room and thinking this was a new game would not let me climb in.  Here I am hanging half in half out of the window wondering if the neighbors were going to call the police for a possible house breaking.

Poor Mom is behind me pushing my butt threw the window worrying that that big B*****d was going to bite my head off.----Shock, my mom had used a cuss word.----

Finally, covered with dog drool and kisses got the keys and we drove back to open the doors of the car.

Meanwhile Hubby was attempting to keep do gooders from busting out the windows of the car to get the dog out.   It was about 60 degrees out, dogs in no trouble but Hubby was sweating up a storm. People were gathering all too anxious to do some glass breaking.

We, Mom and I got back before there was a riot and or police involved and -----we were subjected to a few people that felt it their duty to give us a piece of their mind about our treatment of innocent Animals.

2 weeks later after having the car serviced a mechanic handed over the spare keys he found hanging from something under the car.

[catsmtrods]

First time I ever had a car with power windows me and my buddy was taking it for a ride when we seen his daughter. I think she was someplace she was not supposed to be so we stopped and he put down his window to give her some shit. The funny part was he had a new puppy on his lap and while he was giving his daughter the 3rd the dog stepped on the switch and rolled his head up in the window! His daughter rolled with laughter. That was some 30 years ago and whenever I see his daughter we still laugh!

[Freeper]

Seriously people?  He accidentally locked his child in the car.  Don't know if you've taken a look outside lately, but it's the end of November.  It's freakin cold outside.

Not everyone has ever jimmied a car door before.  I'd bet most people don't even know where to start.

I've called a locksmith for a locked car before.  Took them an hour and a half for them to show.  The child (maybe an infant, he doesn't specify) could have been at serious risk for that.

This was an emergency, and I feel he made the right call.

And shame on you people for attacking a man about posting a feel good story about his son coming out of a potentially dangerous situation alright.

Well when they claim they are the smartest people on the planet and they do something stupid, I say that gives us license to make fun of them.

[Tucker]

Doesn't Bobo live in a car parked in an alley somewhere in Denver? He could have called her on her iPhone.

Anyway. Knowing this DUmbass, he probably owns a convertible and the top was down with the doors locked.