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Fire Crews called to baby accidentally locked in garage

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
October 5, 2015
in Community News
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The fire service were called to Newton Abbot this morning following a report of a car with a baby inside accidentally being locked in a garage.

One fire engine from Newton Abbot was mobilised to the incident at Sandford View, Jetty Marsh Road at 11:09am.

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A spokesperson for the fire service said
“Upon arrival crews confirmed a 3 month old baby had become locked in car within a garage. Crews gained access to the garage via a ground floor window, and used small tools to gain entry to the vehicle.

“The baby girl was reunited, uninjured, with her mother.”

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