Belleville police help free twin toddlers locked in bathroom with tap running

Belleville, Ont., police say they were able help grandparents of a pair of twin toddlers get out of some potentially deep waters Friday. The grandparents reached out to police and reported the three year old twin boys they were babysitting had locked themselves in the couple’s bathroom and started running water in the tub around 3 p.m.

Get the latest National news. Sent to your email, every day. They told police the water had started flooding. Officers who happened to be on patrol near the couple’s north end home were able to quickly able to get into the bathroom to free the boys and turn off the tap, police said in a release Monday.

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