**UPDATE** - Police say a toddler has died after being left for more than an hour in a hot car outside a South Florida home.
Miami-Dade police said in a news release on Tuesday that Samuel J. Schnall, who turned 1 on Jan. 20, died at a hospital after he was found inside the car on Monday afternoon.
News outlets quote investigators as saying a family member was watching the child and had been "out and about" on Monday. When the family member came home, the child was left inside the car. The child didn't live at the home in Pinecrest, which is south of Miami.
Temperatures were in the low 80s on Monday afternoon in Miami
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PINECREST, Fla. (AP) - A toddler is in critical condition after authorities say he was left in a hot car outside a South Florida home.
Miami-Dade police Det. Jennifer Capote said in a news release sent Monday night that the child was found after being left in the vehicle parked outside a home in Pinecrest on Monday afternoon.
The child, whose name hasn't been released, was taken to a hospital.
Temperatures were in the low 80s on Monday afternoon in Miami.
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