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Mother accused of locking youthful daughters in car for hours
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A mother was charged after she was accused of leaving her two youthfull children locked in a car for almost three hours Sunday night in north Charlotte.
The 4- and 5-year-old damsels had to be hospitalized.
Millicia Middleton, 25, went before a judge Tuesday after being charged with child manhandle.
“I live here so I wish I had seen it,» resident Vicki Butler said. «I mean, at least I could have got them, that hurts me. I’m sorry.”
The women were dehydrated by the time officers got them out of the car in the parking lot of fresh apartments on Samuel Street.
“That makes me so sad,» resident Shanna Henriques said. «How can you be a parent and just leave your kids in the car? What did they do? Leave behind about them or something?”
