A mother might not have been too keen on the idea, but a Flagler County Sheriff’s deputy smashed his way into a car to rescue a child trapped inside on Monday afternoon, May 20.According to the FCSO, deputies received a call from a woman reporting that her year-old daughter had accidentally been locked inside a vehicle in the parking lot of a Walmart in Palm Coast.Deputies saw the child was “sweating and appearing to be in distress,” at which point Deputy Christian Harrison decided he’d need to smash a window. The child’s mother can be heard saying, “No, no, no” as he tells her. “I have to,” Harrison replies, “she’s been stuck in there.”“Heatstroke can happen very quickly, even if it does not seem that hot outside. Remember, if it has a heartbeat, do not leave them in your car,” Sheriff Rick Staly said after the child was safely rescued. Credit: Flagler County Sheriff’s Office via Storyful