Live Rescue: Three-year-Old Child Left Alone With Propane Torch (S3) | A&E

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2. That child needs to be taken away from these moron "monsters".

3. The Fire and Police Departments are the only hope this 3 year old has. It's that or watching him grow up via 911 calls.

4. CPS should get involved it's trash ! remove the child until it's safe for him to come back

5. Poor kid. Adults need to act like adults. POS man!!!

6. Extremely negligent parents.

7. Little monster? 😲

8. Poor kid my heart hurts when situation involves them 🙏

9. No I was sleeping 😴

10. It's like he's three what do you do you hold the parents accountable for not watching this child to think it's okay to go to sleep and leave the 3-year-old to do whatever he wants whenever he wants and to take care of himself falls upon abuse

11. His his logic that it was not an intended he was sleeping is pathetic and shows his intelligence he has no business having children in his care

12. Why was that child left behind? Obviously there's no adult supervision. I find that police or sheriff department to be negligent.

13. Lol only in the USA 😂

14. They didn't arrest the guy?

15. The excuses coming out from the grown adult was flowing fast. Man up and take responsibility. Giving excuses makes one look bad.

16. How can people live in such squalor? Mate instead of sleeping ya need to be taking care of that baby and cleaning up that s..t hole

17. It's amazing the amount of virtue signalers we have in this comment section.
    For those people who are virtue signaling about how horrible those parents are, just stop and think a minute.
    I can guarantee that every single person in this comment section that, as a kid, and without your parents permission, played with things that, as a kid, you shouldn't have been playing with.
    Does you, as a kid, playing with those things you shouldn't make your parents bad parents? Of course not.
    Now suppose that during the course of your playing something went wrong, and before your parents could intervene you got hurt, or caused some sort of property damage.
    Would that have made your parents bad parents? Of course not

    If you happen to be a parent,
    Have you ever walked in on your child playing with something that was dangerous? (I'm sorry but if you answer no to that question I would say you are most likely being less than truthful) Does it make you a bad parent because your child is playing with something they shouldn't be? Absolutely not.

    Same scenario, but only this time before you were able to intervene your kid, unfortunately, hurt themselves or caused some sort of property damage.
    Would that make you a bad parent? Again, absolutely not.
    Have you ever fallen asleep while you're kid was still awake? Does that make you a bad parent?

    So am I trying to say that the parents shouldn't take responsibility for what their child does?
    No I'm not.
    What I am trying to say is that kids are inquisitive, and sometimes before their parents can intervene that curiosity gets kids into trouble.
    So before you go on virtue signaling about how bad those parents are please take a moment to think about what I said above.
    There's an expression that we should be saying when we see things like this:

    "But for the grace of God there go I"

    Or you could say it this way:
    "But for the grace of God that could have been me as a kid"

    Or even this way:
    "But for the grace of God that could have been my kid"

    This might end up being a double posted comment

18. It's amazing the amount of virtue signalers we have in this comment section.
    For those people who are virtue signaling about how horrible those parents are, just stop and think a minute.
    I can guarantee that every single person in this comment section that, as a kid, and without your parents permission, played with things that, as a kid, you shouldn't have been playing with.
    Does you, as a kid, playing with those things you shouldn't make your parents bad parents? Of course not.
    Now suppose that during the course of your playing something went wrong, and before your parents could intervene you got hurt, or caused some sort of property damage.
    Would that have made your parents bad parents? Of course not

    If you happen to be a parent,
    Have you ever walked in on your child playing with something that was dangerous? (I'm sorry but if you answer no to that question I would say you are most likely being less than truthful) Does it make you a bad parent because your child is playing with something they shouldn't be? Absolutely not.

    Same scenario, but only this time before you were able to intervene your kid, unfortunately, hurt themselves or caused some sort of property damage.
    Would that make you a bad parent? Again, absolutely not.
    Have you ever fallen asleep while you're kid was still awake? Does that make you a bad parent?

    So am I trying to say that the parents shouldn't take responsibility for what their child does?
    No I'm not.
    What I am trying to say is that kids are inquisitive, and sometimes before their parents can intervene that curiosity gets kids into trouble.
    So before you go on virtue signaling about how bad those parents are please take a moment to think about what I said above.
    There's an expression that we should be saying when we see things like this:

    "But for the grace of God there go I"

    Or you could say it this way:
    "But for the grace of God that could have been me as a kid"

    Or even this way:
    "But for the grace of God that could have been my kid"

19. bloody Cletus Spuckler

20. Omg!! That poor kid is stuck with those moron adults!😳

21. we pay billions in tax dollars for firefighters to play videogames 16 hours a day and occasionally go out and spray out tiny fires.

22. I can adopt him. He is an angel and deserves so much better than this.

23. Typical Trumpanzees 🤤🥴

24. a child no matter what age should not play with fire ever if that was bigger the hole place could be on fire and the person should be waching him not asleep its not safe at all lucky the right people were there

25. I feel like the fireman was trying to help him out " YOU LEFT IT UNATTENDED!" and the guy wasnt catching the hint. he should have been like. yep, i stepped away for one second and it got out of control by a freak gust of wind.

26. What a dump in Pahrump!

27. he has a front butt that his shirt is covering, never seen a crease so perfect

28. THIS IS WHEN PARENTS SHOULD BE PUT DOWN

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30. If you can afford to get all inked up, you should be able to afford better living conditions or at least a box of garbage bags.

31. Brilliant .🙄

32. Oh no 🙈
    WOW 😮

33. After seeing the looks of that place, all I can say is that it looked ‘Methed’ up.

34. WTF is wrong with people

35. Wow those parents need to be jailed and kid needs to be protected what if he died, what if he dies next time

36. I'm sure we are all being civilized in the chat room :)?

37. Everyone judging the parents have probs never been to Pahrump, NV. They seem like some of the more responsible ones out there 😅🙄

38. Trailer trash !

39. In no way is this the kids fault. Any parent would know to keep that stuff out of reach but by the looks of the place they clearly dont care. Garbage absolutley everywhere. These guys are disgusting.

40. People are pigs!

41. "Little Monster" It Woulda Took Every Fiber In Me Not To Knock His Head Off Like Your Child Could Be Gone Bruh

42. Did joggers finally discover fire?

43. I would like to know why that child was not removed from that home? It seems his legal guardians really didn’t care about his well being. If that happened in the country I live in that child would have been removed by cps right away.

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