A trip for some morning potatoes turned into painstaking several minutes as a Kelowna mother watched firefighters jimmy the doors of her Nissan open to retrieve her child.

First responders received a report of a baby being accidentally locked in a car at the Walmart parking lot in Kelowna on Thursday, 9:15 a.m.

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The firefighters tried to put the woman at ease as they worked at opening the door.

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When the woman exited her car to get her baby from the back seat, the front door slowly closed, locking the baby in and the mother out.

Typically, one could simply open the door, but, as the woman explained, someone had broken into her car a month earlier, leaving nothing but dairy products, a cigarette lighter and a busted driver-door handle.

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The baby, only four months old, looked delighted during the process, never breaking smile as the mother entertained her through the window.

After five minutes or so, the door cracked open and the mother grabbed her baby and held her tightly as she rocked her back and forth.

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She left without potatoes.

David.venn@kelownacapnews.com
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