text: LANSDOWNE - The black Ford F-150 is the focus of Baltimore County police detectives. Pictures are taken and the child car seat is eventually pulled from the truck. 
   
   "Somebody don't have no heart. I can't believe it," said Aura Mendez, a neighbor. 
   
   It's tough on neighbors, knowing now a 16-month-old girl was found in cardiac arrest and later died at the hospital. She's identified as Sabriya Towels. 
   
   "No common sense. You don't need an education to do that. It's just sad," said Brian Salvato, a neighbor. 
   
   Towels was found around 1 p.m. on McDowell Ln. in Lansdowne. Now police say it may have been an accident. 
   
   A relative, not a parent, was supposed to drop her off at the Highland Village Head Start Center. But instead, he drove to their home on South Paca St. and went inside to sleep. 
   
   Four hours later, he went to pick up the child but ran back out and found her in the truck. At this point, police do not think it was intentional but it's still tough on neighbors. 
   
   "We had no idea that someone would leave a baby in this type of heat in a truck with leather seats," said Veronica Towson, a neighbor. 
   
   It was 88 degrees outside. Inside a black car would be hotter. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will determine how she died. 
   
   "You don't even leave a dog in the car for that amount of time. I don't care if it's two minutes. It's too hot out here," said Shanda Thomas. 
   
   The relative has not been named and no criminal charges have been filed. 
   
   Employees at the Head Start Center would not talk to us about the case. ||||| An Alexandria woman named Zoraida Magali Conde Hernandez has been charged with felony child neglect after her 8-month-old baby died due to being left in a hot parked car in Arlington. 
   
   Continue reading 
   
   The suspect car is towed from Inova Alexandria Hospital. More on this story Toddler dies after being left in car in Lansdowne, Md. 
   
   Police say the mother, who lives in Alexandria, had intended to drop the child off at daycare on her way to work in Arlington, but apparently forgot and went on to work. 
   
   When she left work, she still didn't notice the child. She only noticed at some point while she was driving that the child was in the vehicle and immediately drove to Inova Alexandria Hospital, where the child was declared dead at about 4:20 p.m. 
   
   Police believe the child died long before it got to the hospital. The high temperature Friday was 90.
target: – A mother is facing felony charges of child neglect after her 8-month-old son died from being left in a hot car for hours, reports the Washington Post. Police in Arlington, Virginia, don't think Zoraida Magali Conde Hernandez, 32, did so deliberately. She apparently meant to drop the boy at day care on her way to work yesterday, but forgot. She worked for six hours, then discovered the child in the back seat only after going to pick up another child at day care, reports WJLA. The high temperature reached about 90. In suburban Baltimore, meanwhile, a 16-month-old girl died yesterday when a relative mistakenly left her in his vehicle for about four hours, reports the Baltimore Sun. Police say the man picked her up from one spot and was supposed to drop her at day care. Instead, he drove home, took a long nap, then drove to the day care to pick her up. "After learning that the child had not been dropped off, he ran back out to the truck and found the child in the vehicle," say police. No charges have been filed, reports ABC2News, which says the relative is not the girl's father.