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A young man in Georgia, USA has been charged with the murder of his eight-month-old baby, which was left locked in the hot car when the father entered the police station to get his gun but was arrested.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Tuesday afternoon 20-year-old Davied Japez Mcorry Whatley, went to the Snellville police station to look for his licensed firearm that had been left with the department. But by conducting a data check – a practice carried out to prevent persons with precedents from carrying weapons – officers issued arrest warrants against him for violating parole.<\/p>\n
According to officers, Whatley had never mentioned that he had left his baby Nova in the car while being arrested.<\/p>\n
“He made no statement about the fact that he had left his daughter in the car two buildings away from the station,” Detective Jeff Manley told the hearing.<\/p>\n
But Whatley’s family says the detainee had begged officers to check on his daughter, who had left him in the car.<\/p>\n
“It’s not like they say, they just had to listen, but they thought he was lying,” Leticia Padilla, the grandmother of the deceased child, told WSB-TV.<\/p>\n
She added that officers had assured her that someone would go to the child. Ms. Padilla further said that her son had called a friend who had contacted her, to tell her that the desolate Nova was in the car.<\/p>\n
About seven hours after Whatley’s arrest, Grandma contacted Nova Medical Center, which had been pronounced dead.<\/p>\n
“They can say whatever they want. “They have to cover their tracks,” Padilla told the network<\/p>\n
Whatley was on parole at the time of the tragedy, and has now been charged by authorities with second-degree murder for the death of his daughter, said Lisa Vorrasi, an officer with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.<\/p>\n
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