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Q: PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN 6) – A 23-year-old nanny is accused of leaving two children, a 3-year-old boy and a 2-month-old girl, inside a vehicle on a 90-degree day, police said. 
  
 Kristin Marie Jones pleaded not guilty Friday in Multnomah County Circuit Court on a grand jury indictment that charges her with two counts each of first-degree criminal mistreatment, recklessly endangering another, first-degree child neglect and one count of driving while suspended. 
  
 According to police reports, Portland Officer Rian Hamby responded to the Sunblaze Tanning salon in the 14800 block of Southeast Powell Boulevard on May 15, 2014 at 2:41 p.m. to check on the welfare of two children. 
  
 When the officer arrived, he spoke with a witness who directed him toward a vehicle, court documents state. 
  
 Hamby looked inside the Dodge Caravan and saw the two children, sweating and screaming. He opened the door to take the children out, court documents state. 
  
 While he was taking the boy from the car, Jones walked out of the tanning salon, court documents state. She removed the other child from the vehicle and everyone went into the tanning salon. 
  
 The officer states in his report that the boy was “soaked in sweat.” According to court documents, “the officer felt the heat radiating from (the child) through his bullet proof vest.” 
  
 Police said on the afternoon when the children were found, it was approximately 90 degrees, and none of the vehicle’s windows were open. 
  
 Jones told police that she was the nanny for the children and “initially claimed that she left the children with their mother in the car,” court documents state. 
  
 A Department of Human Services worker later told the officer that the mother was at work all day. 
  
 Eventually, Jones admitted she had left the children unattended in the minivan and that she lied because she was scared, court documents state. 
  
 Neighbors at Jones’ apartment complex in Gresham said they are surprised, but disgusted. 
  
 “That’s somebody’s kid, life or death, why leave somebody in car,” said Jones’ neighbor, Shellsea Durbecq. 
  
 “I can’t believe that happened,” she said. 
  
 Her next court date is set for August 15. ||||| × Nanny goes tanning, leaves children in car in 90 degree heat 
  
 Portland, OR (KPTV) — A nanny is accused of leaving a baby and a toddler in a van with the windows up while she was at a tanning salon on a 90-degree day. 
  
 Kristin Jones, 23, was arraigned in court Friday on charges of criminal mistreatment, reckless endangering, child neglect and driving while suspended. 
  
 She was arrested on May 14. 
  
 According to court documents, police were called to the parking lot of a southeast Portland tanning salon on reports of children screaming from inside a van. 
  
 The officer at the scene found the Dodge Caravan in question and said two young children were inside covered in sweat. 
  
 The officer opened the door and took the children out. One child was almost 3 years old at the time, while the other was just 1-month-old. 
  
 A probable cause affidavit states when the officer got close to the older child, he “felt the heat radiating from him through his bulletproof vest.” 
  
 Fox 12 records show the high temperature on May 14 was 91 degrees. Meteorologists say temperatures can rise 40 degrees inside a car within an hour on a hot day. 
  
 According to court documents, Jones walked out of the tanning salon after the officer took the children out of the van. 
  
 Police reports state Jones told the officer that she was the nanny, but she had left the children with their mother in the van. 
  
 Police contacted the Department of Human Services and learned the mother had been at work all day. 
  
 Jones eventually admitted that she left the children in the van unattended and lied about it because she was scared, according to a probable cause document. 
  
 Jones is set to face trial on Aug. 18. 
  
 Court records show she has previous convictions of driving while suspended in 2012 and 2013, two separate DUII convictions in 2012 and a 2009 conviction for second-degree theft. 
  
 She was booked many more times in jail for not meeting the terms of her previous releases. |||||
A:
It's a beautiful 90-degree day in Portland, Ore. Where does a 23-year-old nanny take a 3-year-old and 1-month-old? To a tanning salon, according to court documents, where the young children were left locked in a van until their screams led the cops to be called. According to those documents, obtained by KOIN, a responding officer reported that he could feel heat "radiating from [the older child] through his bulletproof vest" and that the boy was "soaked in sweat" in the May 15 incident. The Dodge Caravan's windows were all closed, and KFOR notes that temps can jump 40 degrees in as little as an hour on a hot day. The nanny, Kristin Marie Jones, first told the officer that she had left the children in the car with their mother—and later admitted to making this up because she was scared. She pleaded not guilty on Friday to all charges (which in addition to counts of first-degree child neglect, includes a count of driving while suspended); her trial is set for Aug. 18. Jones' resume is already peppered with convictions, among them two separate DUI convictions in 2012 and a 2009 conviction for second-degree theft. (The latest on a much more high-profile case of a child being left in a car: Cooper Harris' mother researched hot-car deaths.)