A 15-month-old toddler named Ezra was accidentally locked inside a car in Taunton when the keys were mistakenly left inside and the vehicle’s auto-locking system engaged. The young child was safely rescued by firefighters from the local fire station.
According to Taunton Fire Station, Ezra became trapped when the car’s doors automatically locked after the keys were left inside. Fire crews responded promptly and used specialized small tools to unlock the vehicle and free the child.
Ezra was unharmed in the incident and was happily reunited with his mother. The fire station shared the positive outcome on social media, highlighting the professionalism and quick response of the White Watch and On Call firefighters.
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In their statement, Taunton Fire Station said: “Another busy day for White Watch and On Call firefighters. A good ending story when crews rescued 15-month-old Ezra who was locked in the family car. The keys were accidentally left in the car, and the doors locked after a certain time. The crew used small tools to release Ezra, who was reunited with his mum unharmed.”