Forney daycare worker charged after 5-year-old child left on bus on 102-degree August day, police say
Authorities said the child was hospitalized with dehydration after remaining aboard the hot bus for nearly two hours.
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Authorities said the child was hospitalized with dehydration after remaining aboard the hot bus for nearly two hours.
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The collision occurred about 6:40 p.m. near Jim Miller Road and C.F. Hawn Freeway.
Police began investigating the educator after receiving an Aug. 20 tip from a national child protection organization.