Brandon Emery, who is 14 months old, could probably give one of those seminars on how to stay stress-free. Recently, he accidentally locked himself in his mom’s car, but he kept his cool and had a lot of fun with the firefighters who came to help him get out.
It all began when Brandon’s mother, Kirsty Green, put her car keys in the boot while she was loading the car with groceries. In the car, she couldn’t get her son out because he had put down the central locks.
At first, Brandon’s mother, Kirsty Green, thought about how she was going to get him out of the house. Luckily for me, a few other people who were shopping at the same time came over to help me, and one woman called the police.
People from Bude Community Fire Station in Cornwall came quickly to help Brandon. They used small hand tools to get him out of the car. They had a great time and couldn’t stop smiling. This isn’t true, though. He found two pence coins in his car, and he put one in his mouth.
Green said: “That’s when I started to get really scared.” What if he chokes? Firefighters were quick to act and smashed the back window of the car, getting Brandon back to his mom before anything bad happened. “They were amazing, and I think Brandon was just as much of a hit with them as he was with them.”
