Child’s Death in Hot Car Sparks Outcry | Baltimore News

A 32-year-old man faces involuntary manslaughter after his one-year-old child died from hyperthermia inside a parked car on a scorching day. Found unresponsive on Greenspring Avenue, the child succumbed to extreme heat — temperatures soaring into the upper 90s — as emergency crews arrived. Yaakov Reichman turned himself in to face charges. This heartbreaking case underscores the deadly danger of leaving children unattended in vehicles, especially during heatwaves. State data reveals over 1,000 heat-related calls and 19 deaths this year — a grim reminder to never leave kids in cars. Authorities continue investigating how the child ended up alone in the vehicle.

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