Disabled man, 22, dies after being left in hot car by caretaker who was working second job
Disabled man, 22, dies after being left in hot car by caretaker who was working second job On Tuesday, August 20, 22-year-old special-needs man passed away after his caregiver slipped off to his second job in North Carolina, leaving him in a hot car for hours. According to the Johnston County Sheriff's Office, Dontarious Batts was in the care of Rogers Lee Inge Jr., an employee of Universal Health Care. However, the caretaker took him with him to his second work as a janitor at Cleveland High School in Clayton. Earn 5K Daily by performing Simple Task Online. Click To Join The Master Class When Inge got at the school at 8 a.m. for his shift, he left Batts inside his car with the windows up and the engine running. Two hours later, when the caregiver checked on Batt, Inge informed the police that the 22-year-old was okay. Batts was left inside the car by 55-year-old Inge for over six hours before he was discovered to be unresponsive at 4:17 p.m. With Batt's body...