Cops refused to help free baby from locked car

**Zuberi** · 5th-September-2010

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By QMI Agency
Last Updated: September 3, 2010 5:09pm
[Quebec]

MONTREAL – A suburban Montreal mother is furious after she says police refused to help unlock her baby from her car in a sweltering parking garage.

The woman said she accidentally locked her three-month-old daughter inside her car in Longueuil, south of Montreal.

She said she had just finished buckling her baby into the car seat and was about to get into the driver’s seat when the car doors locked automatically.

“I called 911 to say that I had a little girl who was 12 weeks old who was hungry and crying in the car,” the mother told all-news channel LCN.

The 911 operator told her that police would call back but that 30 minutes went by without any sign of help.

She finally received a phone call, telling her that police would not be coming and that she should find a taxi driver.

Not wanting to leave her distressed baby alone, she flagged down two passersby who found her a cabbie, who finally freed the exhausted child.

“It was 38 C with the humidex,” the woman told LCN. “It’s really unacceptable that the police didn’t even come for a baby who could have died.”

Longueuil police say they have opened an administrative investigation into the case.

**Kargan3033** · 6th-September-2010

" To Serve and Protect. " my ass!
Could you imagent the lawsuit that would have taken place in the kid had died.
99.99% of the police are nazi thug scum.

**senach** · 6th-September-2010

If i was to fall foul,of the new safety locking system's on car's,and my child was suffering in 38 degree heat,i would not waste time phoneing the cop's,the car will be opened pronto,whatever damage to the car,i will not need a cabbie or a cop.

**Kargan3033** · 6th-September-2010

Quote from senach

If i was to fall foul,of the new safety locking system's on car's,and my child was suffering in 38 degree heat,i would not waste time phoneing the cop's,the car will be opened pronto,whatever damage to the car,i will not need a cabbie or a cop.

Amen to that, that's something I noticed about men and women, women freet and worry and wait for some one to help them, men on the other hand get the problem taken care off right quick for the most part.

**Celtic Druid** · 6th-September-2010

Why can't people break free from a need for 'official' validation or 'herding' by something drawn from government. If something seems wrong, then act upon it, don't wait for a state solution - become the solution!

**Kargan3033** · 6th-September-2010

Quote from Celtic Druid

Why can't people break free from a need for 'official' validation or 'herding' by something drawn from government. If something seems wrong, then act upon it, don't wait for a state solution - become the solution!

Amen to that Bro and it's because of years and years of state sponcered propaganda that has lulled people into becoming mindless sheeple who won't so much as fart without state aprovel

**Celtic Druid** · 6th-September-2010

Quote from Kargan3033

Amen to that Bro and it's because of years and years of state sponcered propaganda that has lulled people into becoming mindless sheeple who won't so much as fart without state aprovel

As a libertarian I advocate ALL acts that lubricates a transition of power back to the people. Trouble is, people are fickle and intrinsically gullible souls. The state relies on a mechanism of conformity that the sheeple compliantly capitulates so.

**Dylan MacVillain** · 6th-September-2010

I don't know about Canada, but in the USA cops have NO obligation to protect or help people. NONE! Their business, yes "business", is to write as many tickets as possible and help put as many people in jail as possible to increase revenue for the government. I find it amazing that most threads on AM have one thing in common: they demonstrate the inherent corruption of government (agents) and how most of our problems would disappear if there were no governments.

**haute macabre** · 6th-September-2010

Wtf?

I would been breaken the windows down to get out the kid.

These cops need to be fired. It's obvious this lady needed help.

**Celtic Druid** · 6th-September-2010

Quote from Dylan MacVillain

I don't know about Canada, but in the USA cops have NO obligation to protect or help people. NONE! Their business, yes "business", is to write as many tickets as possible and help put as many people in jail as possible to increase revenue for the government. I find it amazing that most threads on AM have one thing in common: they demonstrate the inherent corruption of government (agents) and how most of our problems would disappear if there were no governments.

I think a lot of people are realizing the futility of relying on any aspect of state (self-serving corporations). I've been busy introducing freeman-on-the-land principles as an alternative to becoming a bonded slave from birth via the 'legal fiction.'

Police have 'unknowingly' become policy enforcers (statute law) and revenue collectors. They have strayed greatly from the oaths they took as 'peace officers.'

**Bmiricle** · 6th-September-2010

Quote from Celtic Druid

PPolice have 'unknowingly' become policy enforcers (statute law) and revenue collectors. They have strayed greatly from the oaths they took as 'peace officers.'

Outstanding comment. I couldn't agree with you more. Uniforms that once were a sign of security to those who needed it are now as hated as your neighborhood debt collector. Essentially that is what they've become.

**Kargan3033** · 6th-September-2010

Quote from Celtic Druid

As a libertarian I advocate ALL acts that lubricates a transition of power back to the people. Trouble is, people are fickle and intrinsically gullible souls. The state relies on a mechanism of conformity that the sheeple compliantly capitulates so.

So very true,I have a question for you Bro what is thediffrance betweena libertarian and a liberal if any?

**omegaflux** · 7th-September-2010

Quote from Celtic Druid

Why can't people break free from a need for 'official' validation or 'herding' by something drawn from government. If something seems wrong, then act upon it, don't wait for a state solution - become the solution!

Amen. Generally. It all comes down to what is more important to the mother: her child or a window. If it was really that hot and she was that worried, she could have found a brick and busted out one of the side windows instead of waiting around for a half hour. The only thing that is that, whether we like it or not, we pay taxes to the police for them to 'protect and serve'. If they don't even show up for something like this, then we're only paying them them to harass and arrest.

**Celtic Druid** · 8th-September-2010

Quote from Kargan3033

So very true,I have a question for you Bro what is thediffrance betweena libertarian and a liberal if any?

A libertarian advocates maximizing individual rights and minimizing the role of the state, whilst liberals despite their protestations achieve the opposite. That is, Democrats practice social liberalism, not classical liberalism. So they increase the size of the state and therefore strip away individual rights in the process.

**nivek** · 8th-September-2010

I've sat and thought about this and can honestly say that, in this situation, calling the emergency services would never once have crossed my mind, my main focus would have been on sourcing something heavy enough to smash a car window. Why the fuck are people so helpless.