CSI:NY episode tonight

Alicia-N-2SafeBugs

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Baby in an infant seat with no harness straps to be found on the baby. :mad: It was an involved sequence and there were lots of shots of the baby in the seat. At the end you see someone remove the baby from the seat and you can see the harness straps dangling next to her. How hard would it have been to put the harness straps on the kid!?
 
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hsjwmom

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I just finished watching it (DVR) and I saw that too! I was so busy looking at the baby, I had to rewind to catch what was actually happening in the story!

I think the harness straps had pads that matched the cover on them. It made the straps VERY hard to see. BUT, they were way too loose, pretty much off of her shoulders. :(
 

Morganthe

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Was it in the first 20 minutes of the show? I just turned it on! (I'm on the west coast)

No, it was in the last scene section ( :48-:58) of the show.

I saw that part too and was trying to figure out what was up. Thanks to DVR I backed it up to look.
2 thoughts I had --
Since the bad guy conked the husband out as he was coming around the other side of the vehicle, he stopped dad/Grandpa from safely harnessing the child in when would have gotten in the back seat to sit next to her. Mom/Grandmom didn't expect her husband in the front passenger seat at all-- she never looked to the side and was very startled to see someone else in the back.

-- It was dark and hard to see the harness which was loosely on, except he chest clip wasn't fastened at all. Then again, it would have been more difficult for the cop to reach in there and grab the kid out of harm's way from her insane birth father who hijacked the vehicle in the first place!

LOL -- which was worse -- driving around with a loose harness on the baby or having a loaded shotgun off-safety waving around in a vehicle. :rolleyes: Neither option was anywhere near ideal of a safe ride :p
I don't think too many parents are going to emulate that wild trip any time soon. :cool:
 
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