Firefighters break car window in car park to free locked-in toddler - then give him a tour of their engine
A one-year-old child was freed from a locked car at a Shropshire supermarket car park after fire crews broke the window to free the youngster.
A crew from Ellesmere fire station was called to the Sainsbury's in Oswestry's Black Gate Street just before 6.30pm on Saturday (June 14).
A spokesperson said crews had to eventually break a window on the vehicle to free the toddler, after attempts to release the locks failed.
A spokesperson said: "We were mobilised to release a one-year-old boy who had become locked in a vehicle.
"All attempts to release the locks externally proved unsuccessful, and so a small window was carefully broken, giving access to the release button. Once released, the young child was given a drink and an exclusive tour of the fire appliance."
The youngster was freed unharmed at around 7pm.
