Sands really just can't help himself! They can't even keep the a/c on at PMH... but listen folks under Sands' *awesome* leadership they will be among the 1st to eradicate HIV. <br/><br/>
Sands all those years wasted in medical school, you could have gone straight to your calling... Stand Up COMEDY!!! smh

Yeah, this is really a sick story. That man is truly a monster.

Well, he gotta promote them comin to Atlantis somehow.<br/>
But in fairness to the author, yes the US stats are exaggerated a bit. But we must take into account how many crimes are NOT reported to our local authorities. <br/>

Police always carry the blame when the laws **aren't** enforced. That's pretty much the definition of their job - law enforcement officer.<br/><br/>
On the note of the 100 cars...if only we lived in the era of technology, where systems can be put in place where there is a lack of man-power.
<br/>I mean it's not like we live in a time where Dubai and others can create flying cars.<br/>Or shot-spotter technologies are being rolled out (right here in 'lil Nassau)! Or when traffic cams exist that can automatically give tickets. <br/>
Blasted ***futuristic*** technology!
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SMH

What's actually sadder is that the police aren't doing anything about how people drive on these streets either! Can't y'all come up with **any** initiatives to tackle this?<br/>
Everybody training for NASCAR these days, Red lights = hurry up and drive through before the other side starts moving, and Jitney drivers just waiting to hurt a bus full of people for a few bucks! <br/>
The police just can't see that this is all building up to something bad. Do something now before it gets any worse or the blood is on YOUR hands.
<br/>RBPF - showing up an hour *after* an accident takes places can no longer be the standard. SMH

Yeah, that was weird.

These attacks on children are getting out of hand. <br/>
What about this stupid alert system already?

Wow, it seems Freeport can't catch a break.

Sorry the article was "**Boy Who Died In Car Had Been Left 'By Mistake**'"
<br/>Don't know why the link came up like that.

Well, the guy recording should call the police immediately. Let the police break into the car. (Then again, with our slow police force, it's a good thing that the officials there opened the car.)
According to Stanford Medicine "a car's interior can heat up by an average of 40 degrees F within an **hour**." <br/>
https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/…

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So *no*, it wouldn't be 7 to 8 times hotter in a matter of **minutes**. <br/>Nonetheless, this was a dangerous and careless act. Wasn't it just a year or 2 ago that a preschooler died in Nassau after being accidentally left in a vehicle? (It seems that people never learn!)
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http://www.tribune242.com/news/2017/feb…