Michigan mother breaks into her own car to rescue locked baby after 911 refused to send help
A Michigan mother is making headlines after facing her worst nightmare and having to break into her own car to save her baby after a 911 dispatcher refused to send emergency responders out to help her.
The incident happened last Saturday, when Lacey Guyton and her 2-month-old daughter, Raina, were visiting Guyton’s grandmother in Waterford, she wrote in a detailed Facebook status posted on Tuesday. While getting ready to head back home, Guyton put Raina into her car seat and also put a diaper bag in the car, then shut the door. As Guyton walked around to the driver’s seat she heard the doors of her Dodge minivan lock. That’s when she realized her keys were inside the diaper bag beside her daughter. While she had the fob key, the minivan’s doors would still not open.