Why did she have her expensive doll just in the car, wouldn't someone want to steal it.

I recently saw one advertised in a magazine that had batteries, and inside a little motor that made the chest rise up and down, to simulate breathing. I thought it was kinda creepy.

I wonder if she had it in a carseat? And if she was soliciting a reaction? If so, she got one.

If there was anything good to take out of the event, it was knowing that the police did the right thing when there was even a slight possibility that a childs life was in danger. Although it was frightening for everyone involved I'm sure that the officers involved were happy to know that it was just a doll.

I would want to be sure it wasn't a child locked in there. I haven't heard any stories yet about babies being left in cars, other than this one about the doll being mistaken for a baby. I know it happens. I am glad this was a doll. I only hope people take there babies with them even if they have fallen asleep.