06-02-2011, 07:46 AM
this child is one of the lucky ones who survived. it's too damn bad these 2 will no doubt get the baby back from "relatives". and the guy was too hot in back of cruiser?? it's a lot hotter where they both will be going. 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Police were called to the Déjà Vu strip club Tuesday night after witnesses reported a one-year-old child left in a hot car.
When officers arrived they found a black Chevy Impala not running with a young child in the back seat crying and soaked in sweat, according to the arrest report.
According to police, as officers arrived in the parking lot, the child’s mother, Laura DiPrimo, ran out of the club, started the car and rolled down the rear window.
She was followed out by the child’s father, Thomas W. Lee, 28, who was wearing a home incarceration bracelet from Clark County, Ind.
DiPrimo and Lee both said they had been drinking, according to the arrest report.
The police report said it was 91 degrees outside when the child was discovered in the car. Witnesses said the child was in the car alone for 10 to 15 minutes. The child was examined by EMS.
DiPrimo and Lee are charged with first-degree wanton endangerment.
Police said Lee complained the back seat of the cruiser was hot as he was transported to jail.
Both suspects are currently being held on $5,000 full cash bonds.
Police said the child is doing fine and has been placed in the custody of a relative.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Police were called to the Déjà Vu strip club Tuesday night after witnesses reported a one-year-old child left in a hot car.
When officers arrived they found a black Chevy Impala not running with a young child in the back seat crying and soaked in sweat, according to the arrest report.
According to police, as officers arrived in the parking lot, the child’s mother, Laura DiPrimo, ran out of the club, started the car and rolled down the rear window.
She was followed out by the child’s father, Thomas W. Lee, 28, who was wearing a home incarceration bracelet from Clark County, Ind.
DiPrimo and Lee both said they had been drinking, according to the arrest report.
The police report said it was 91 degrees outside when the child was discovered in the car. Witnesses said the child was in the car alone for 10 to 15 minutes. The child was examined by EMS.
DiPrimo and Lee are charged with first-degree wanton endangerment.
Police said Lee complained the back seat of the cruiser was hot as he was transported to jail.
Both suspects are currently being held on $5,000 full cash bonds.
Police said the child is doing fine and has been placed in the custody of a relative.