A three-year-old girl died on Thursday after being left in a parked car for two and a half to three hours in Visalia. Visalia police said in a Facebook post that they were sent to the 100 block of W. Perez Avenue in Visalia at around 5:45 p.m. on June 3. Family members were attempting to revive the three-year-old girl when officers arrived and took over CPR duties. Fire department personnel took over the life-saving measures when they arrived.
California toddler Jessica Campos died after being left alone in a hot car for three hours by her mother, 28-year-old Eustajia Mojica Dominguez, who was tending to marijuana, it is claimed.
3-year-old dies in Visalia after being left in a parked car, police say
Visalia police say that the girl was left in the car for two and a half to three hours while her mom was tending to a marijuana grow. Author: Izzy Greenblatt Updated: 5:18 PM PDT June 4, 2021
VISALIA, Calif. A three-year-old girl died on Thursday after being left in a parked car for two and a half to three hours in Visalia.
Visalia police said in a Facebook post that they were sent to the 100 block of W. Perez Avenue in Visalia at around 5:45 p.m. on June 3. Family members were attempting to revive the three-year-old girl when officers arrived and took over CPR duties.
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A California mother allegedly left her 3-year-old daughter to bake in a hot car while she tended marijuana plants, police said Friday.
Jessica Campos was left in the parked vehicle for up to three hours Thursday before being discovered, Visalia Police said in a press release.
The temperature in the car was determined to be at least 100 degrees at the time of the incident and left the toddler unable to breathe, cops said.
Her mother, Eustajia Mojica Dominguez, was allegedly tending to and processing a cannabis growing operation during the time her daughter was in the car, according to the release.