NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – A mother and her friend were arrested after her 13-month-old daughter was allegedly left in a hot car while auditioning on stage at an adult entertainment club in downtown Nashville. 
 
 According to a Metro police, Kelsey McMurtry, 24, was auditioning at Deja Vu Showgirls on Demonbreun Street and left her young daughter in the back of a car with the windows rolled up around 4 p.m. 
 
 McMurtry’s 19-year-old friend, Summer Taylor, was supposed to have been watching the child, but instead, was inside the club watching McMurtry’s audition, according to an arrest warrant. 
 
 Officers were called to the scene after witnesses reported seeing the child in the car. 
 
 Taylor allegedly told police she had been coming back to check on the child but witnesses reported never seeing the woman leave the club. 
 
 Witnesses estimated the child had been in the car for about 30 minutes. 
 
 The arresting officer noted in the warrant it was 72 degrees outside and the temperature inside the car was likely over 100 degrees. 
 
 The little girl was reportedly wearing a heavy coat and drenched in sweat when she was removed from the car. 
 
 She was taken to a local hospital for treatment. The Department of Children’s Services were called to the scene and hospital to care for the child. 
 
 McMurtry and Taylor were both booked into the Metro jail and charged with child neglect. 
 
 McMurtry was also charged with criminal impersonation for initially lying to officers about her identity. Also, she did not have a valid driver’s license. 
 
 Taylor’s bond was set at $10,000 and McMurtry’s bond was set at $40,000. Both women are due in court April 18. ||||| Officials say they are not filing charges at this time against the parents whose child died in a hot car in East Nashville on Wednesday. 
 
 The 1-year-old girl died after being left in a car seat all day in a pickup truck parked at her family’s home, according to police. 
 
 Police said the girl's father unintentionally left the child in a car seat after dropping off her 5-year-old sibling at a daycare around 7:30 a.m. 
 
 Around 8 a.m., he left in a rideshare vehicle for the airport to leave for a business trip. His wife left for work in her own vehicle. 
 
 The child's mother went to the daycare facility to pick up both children and was reportedly told the infant was never dropped off. Police said she called her husband, which is when she realized the child may have been left inside the truck. 
 
 According to police, the mother drove home and found the 1-year-old just after 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. She pulled the baby out of the car and began performing CPR until paramedics arrived. 
 
 The 1-year-old was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. 
 
 Temperatures in Nashville were in the 80s on Wednesday, meaning the temperature inside the truck could have easily reached 120 degrees. 
 
 The child's father flew back to Nashville on Wednesday night. Police said both parents have been fully cooperative with the investigation. 
 
 According to the Metro Nashville Police Department, the investigation is ongoing. The District Attorney’s Office is monitoring detectives’ continuing work on the case, but officials said there is no plan to file charges against them. 
 
 Jannette Fennell, the founder of kidsandcars.org, says there are ways for parents to remember their child is in the car. 
 
 "Keep a stuffed animal in your child's car seat and when you put your child in the car seat put that up front in the passenger seat,” she said. “Put your cell phone, your bag, your employee badge or lunch or anything in the backseat that you'll need to grab when you arrive at your destination." 
 
 Fennell said Tennessee ranks eighth in the nation in child hot car deaths. There have been 30 children who have died since 1990. 
 
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– There are the oops moments that every parent has, and then there is the case of 24-year-old Kelsey McMurtry: Nashville police say McMurtry left her 13-month-old daughter locked in her vehicle on a 72-degree day—clad in a heavy coat, with the windows closed—while she auditioned at a strip club called Deja Vu Showgirls, reports WSBV-TV. Passersby noticed the child and called police, who estimate that temperatures inside the car had surpassed 100 degrees, who found her soaked in sweat. McMurtry's friend, Summer Taylor, 19, said she was keeping an eye on the child, but police and witnesses say Taylor was inside the club watching the audition, reports WKRN. Both women were charged with child neglect; McMurtry was additionally charged with criminal impersonation for lying to cops about her identity so as to avoid a previous warrant. The child was taken to the hospital and is in the hands of Department of Children’s Services. (A man allegedly left his 4-month-old in the car so he could go into a strip club.)