4 Yr Old Little Girl Grabs Hold Of A Rising Garage Door
Nov. 17, 2018
♡ SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL : https://goo.gl/RVVwP8 Little girl grabs hold of a rising garage door. This mum turned her back on her child for a few seconds before she turned back around and got the fright of her life. It’s amazing what can happen when you turn your back on your kid for just one second. This poor mum copped the fright of her life when she discovered her child hanging off a garage door moments after she turned her back to attend to her baby in a pram. In the viral video uploaded to YouTube, you can see the woman — who appeared to have returned from a stroll with her two children and dog — walking over to the automatic garage door to open it. She picks up her little girl as she scrambles to find the switch while her other child patiently waits in the stroller parked in the driveway, with their pet dog (also patiently waiting). Then she puts her daughter down, walks over to the pram to unstrap her baby and within seconds the little girl can be seen riding the opening garage door all the way to the top. At this point the mum has no idea what’s going on. Fortunately, she realises what’s happening and rushes over in a panic to grab her dangling child before she gets hurt. Although the young girl was thankfully unharmed, the incident could have potentially been fatal after an automatic garage door crushed a mother to death last month. Social worker Heidi Chalkley, 40, was pulled into the metal rollers just moments after asking a friend if she had ever held on to the doors, The Sun reported. Her friend Susan Gilmore watched in horror as Heidi became trapped and rose three feet from the floor, crushed to death. #HANGING#GIRL --------------------------------------------------- Subscribe: https://goo.gl/RVVwP8 --- COPYRIGHT NOTICE CLAIMS --- Act of 4 February 1994 on Copyright and Related Rights This video is fair use under U.S. copyright law because it is noncommercial and transformative in nature, uses no more of the original than necessary, and has no negative effect on the market for the original work.