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Medina County

Medina

Ohio

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Passersby reported two incidents of dangerous conditions in hot cars July 30 -- one involving a dog and the other, a child. About 11:30 a.m., police at the next to told police they had found a dog in a car for more than an hour, with the windows cracked only a bit. An assistant animal warden checked and said the dog needed to be removed as quickly as possible. The Clinic paged the owner, a Brunswick woman, who had returned to the vehicle when police arrived. She received "a stern lecture and a warning," a report said. About 7:45 p.m., a witness outside reported a young girl sitting alone in inside a Jeep, sweating. The vehicle left just before police arrived. Officers checked Royalton Road, but couldn't locate it.

Passersby reported two incidents of dangerous conditions in hot cars July 30 -- one involving a dog and the other, a child.

About 11:30 a.m., police at the next to told police they had found a dog in a car for more than an hour, with the windows cracked only a bit. An assistant animal warden checked and said the dog needed to be removed as quickly as possible.

The Clinic paged the owner, a Brunswick woman, who had returned to the vehicle when police arrived. She received "a stern lecture and a warning," a report said. About 7:45 p.m., a witness outside reported a young girl sitting alone in inside a Jeep, sweating.

The vehicle left just before police arrived. Officers checked Royalton Road, but couldn't locate it.

Cuyahoga County

Cleveland Metropolitan Area

Strongsville

The following information was provided by the Strongsville police department