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Firefighters rescued a baby from a car in Blacon
Oct 27 2011 by Rachel Flint, Chester Chronicle
FIREFIGHTERS rescued a four-month-old baby who got trapped in a car after the locks failed.
At about 4.20pm on Monday, firefighters were called to Brentwood Road, Blacon, after a mother was separated from her baby when the locks in her car stuck.
Firefighters from Chester Fire Station prised open a window to release the baby, while the grandmother and mother waited anxiously outside.
Firefighter Simon Gildea said the baby, who is a twin, was not hurt but fell asleep while firefighters spent 10 minutes rescuing it from the car.
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