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A mother has been charged after allegedly leaving her 4-year-old child in a hot car while she shopped at Costco, authorities say.
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A mother has been charged after allegedly leaving her 4-year-old child in a hot car while she shopped at Costco, authorities say.
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A mother was arrested and charged after leaving a 4-year-old alone in a hot vehicle at a Costco, the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office said.
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