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22-year-old disabled man died in hot car after his caregiver left him alone to work at second job - Face2Face Africa

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Authorities in North Carolina said a disabled man died after his caregiver left him alone in a hot car while the suspect was at his second job. According to WRAL, the fatal incident occurred on Tuesday. The victim, identified as 25-year-old Dontarious Batts, was under the care of Rogers Lee Inge Jr., 55, when he...

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