Warning to all parent
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ksi:
Guess it was taken by CCTV. The father should have paid more attention before moving off. The poor boy was wandering around the car, probably looking for his dad. :sad::yikes: Horrible!! I also dare not watch initially but curiosity killed the cat! :oops:
Disturbing indeed...
It seemed that the father was not aware the child tagged along....and the mother suddenly ran out....must have found the child missing... Both parents ought to... :spank: :spank: :spank:
Question: Why was the cameraman videoing instead of running up to get the child away from the front of the car when he/she saw the child loitering in front of the car? Was this video produced using technology to serve as a warning? If not, the person doing the video is totally inhumane! :nunchuk: :pokeeye: :heresmyfish: :spank: :rant: -
ZacK:
i dare not click to watch... but from what Zack mentioned above, i guessed as much... :yikes:Goodness I pray that this child is alright... How can any parent be that careless! :spank: :spank: :spank:
The poor child was ran over from toe to head, the whole body must have suffered multiple fractures and probably damages to the organs
Poor child.
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kiddo:
Because I usually feel more for kids (biased?). Scared it could be a very cruel and gross kind of video. :sick:ZacK:
Not that scary or gory as no blood or splatter but the fact that the father was so careless just made me feel sick :sick:
like ppnqq dare not click :spank:

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It did not look like CCTV, as the camera seemed to move according to the happening of the accident including on zooming on the mom running out
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ksi:
:? ya hor,..how come 'cameraman' got time to videoing BUT no time to save the child?:yikes: Horrible!! I also dare not watch initially but curiosity killed the cat! :oops:
Disturbing indeed...
It seemed that the father was not aware the child tagged along....and the mother suddenly ran out....must have found the child missing... Both parents ought to... :spank: :spank: :spank:
Question: Why was the cameraman videoing instead of running up to get the child away from the front of the car when he/she saw the child loitering in front of the car? Was this video produced using technology to serve as a warning? If not, the person doing the video is totally inhumane! :nunchuk: :pokeeye: :heresmyfish: :spank: :rant:
not right........ :siao:
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how can the dad be so blur????? :mad: :mad: :mad:
the dad must be thinking that the son is with the wife and the wife thought that the son is with the dad. so both thought the son was watched by the other.......
i think the first camera is from a shop and the second from a lamp pole. -
Wat, wat, wat? I dare not watchβ¦is it in Singapore?
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ksi:
It did not look like CCTV, as the camera seemed to move according to the happening of the accident including on zooming on the mom running out
Some newer technology CCTVs have a zoom in and pan feature that can be used during playback.
Anyway, the father is so irresponsible! Feel like vomiting my lunch out after watching what had happened to the child... :sick: -
There was a case in US, the mother drove to work, forgot that her baby / toddler son was still in the car. She thought she had drop him at the daycare centre already. When the centre called her asking why her son was not in daycare, she ran to the car but was too late, the heat in the car was too much for the child. He was in the car for a few hours liao. She was charged, but I cannot remember the verdict.
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I saw the mother shaking the toddler, should wait for the paramedics to check.
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