Deputy Smashes Window to Rescue Dog Locked in Hot Car

Streaming now at https://abc7chicago.com/watch/live/11064984/. A sheriff’s deputy in St Johns, Florida, smashed his way into a car to rescue a dog that was locked inside during hot weather on Sunday, April 6. The St Johns County Sheriff’s Office said the dog had been in the car for up to 15 minutes and it would have been around 100 degrees inside. Bodycam footage shows Deputy Parker breaking a side window of the car and opening the passenger door. The sheriff’s office reminded locals that animals “can suffer from heat stroke within 15 minutes” and that “cracking the window does not cool the inside of the car”.