YEOVIL NEWS: Baby boy rescued from locked car
A BABY boy had to be rescued this morning (Monday, July 21, 2014) after accidentally getting locked in a car in Yeovil.
One fire engine from the town attended the incident in Sherborne Road at just after 10am.
A spokesman for the Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service told the Yeovil Press: "Fire crews released one 21-month-old boy from a car. The boy was unharmed and returned to his mother."
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