South Carolina Father Arrested for Leaving Child Alone in Target Line
Police say a man left his six‑year‑old daughter unattended while waiting for a new Pokémon card release, sparking concerns about parental neglect and law enforcement vigilance.
A man was arrested Friday in Charleston, South Carolina, after leaving his six-year-old daughter asleep and alone in line outside a Target to hold his place for the release of a new Pokémon trading card set.
Authorities say the man is accused of leaving his six-year-old daughter unattended while he tried to secure a spot to buy the new Pokémon cards.
The case underscores the importance of parental responsibility and the role of law enforcement in protecting children, a reminder to families that neglect will not be tolerated.
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South Carolina man arrested after leaving sleeping 6-year-old daughter in line for Pokémon card release, police say
A man was arrested Friday in Charleston, South Carolina after leaving his six-year-old daughter asleep in line outside a Target to hold his place in line for the release of a new Pokémon trading card set, police said.
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Father arrested for leaving sleeping 6-year-old daughter in Pokemon card line
A man in South Carolina is accused of leaving his 6-year-old daughter sleeping and alone outside a Target to hold a place in line to buy a new set of Pokemon cards.
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- A man was arrested Friday in Charleston, South Carolina, after leaving his six-year-old daughter asleep and alone in line outside a Target to hold his place in line for the release of a new Pokémon trading card set, police said.
- A man in South Carolina is accused of leaving his 6-year-old daughter sleeping and alone outside a Target to hold a place in line to buy a new set of Pokémon cards.
- The incident occurred outside a Target in Charleston, South Carolina.
- The man was attempting to buy a new set of Pokémon trading cards.
- The arrest occurred on Friday.
- The daughter is six years old.
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