Mother arrested after the three -year die

Richland County, SC – On Thursday, 23-year-old Maydellin Najarro-Macario was arrested after a car accident because of the tragic death of her three-year-old daughter. The crash occurred on February 18, after the authorities claimed that Macario had not properly met the child in a car seat. Macario was charged with the fatal crash in the Spears Creek Church Road in Columbia, South Carolina.

According to the Sheriff department of Richland County, the police were called to the scene of the accident around 7:00 a.m. On arrival, officers no longer found the toddler. She was taken to a nearby hospital, where she was later declared dead.

Lieutenant Josh Robinson from the Sheriff department of Richland County, who specializes in the safety of traffic safety, emphasized the crucial importance of proper use for children for children, regardless of the time of day. “No matter whether on Tuesday at 12 p.m. or on Friday evening and you think people are drunk, they have to have their seat belt on,” said Robinson. He also emphasized the life -saving role that seat belts and car seats play serious injuries or deaths in car accidents. “It is essential that your chances of surviving a car accident so dramatic if you are not reserved. You can either hit the person before you and prohibit God to be ejected. It can save your life to be properly reserved,” said Robinson.

In South Carolina, the state law obliges that all drivers and passengers, including children, use appropriate retention systems. Children under the age of eight or shorter than 4,9 “must be secured in a car seat or a seat amplifier in the back seat of the vehicle. Robinson outlined the specific requirements for children who are at age.” If you are two and below, you need a back seat straightened back. If you are two to four years old, you can stand forward, but still need a car seat. Children four to eight need a seat seat, and it is important that the seat belt falls on the chest and neck, ”said Robinson.

Macario is accused of not keeping her daughter back in a car seat, a violation of state law. The authorities ask parents and supervisors to ensure that the car seats are installed correctly to ensure the safety of their young passengers. “Anyone who is in a car must have a seat belt or a car limitation at any time. If you install your car seat, you are not sure whether it is properly installed, the Sheriff department has MPs who can support you,” added Robinson.

Macario was arrested and her bond was set at 40,000 US dollars. It will remain in the Alvin S. Glenn Detung Center if the investigation of the incident continues.