A Michigan woman was arrested last week on two Level 6 felony counts of child endangerment.

23-year-old Sallie Wireman, of Camden, was arrested on Thursday afternoon in the parking lot of a store in the 2100 block of North Wayne Street in Angola. It was then that Angola Police rescued the children from the vehicle that officials said registered 128 degrees on its interior.

Wireman was arrested and is facing two Level 6 felony counts of child endangerment and one count of Class A misdemeanor theft. Her case is being heard in Steuben Superior Court.

According to The Herald Republican, police approached the vehicle that was surrounded by bystanders and found it locked with the two children inside, crying. After checking video footage from the store’s security system, where it was also determined that Wireman allegedly did not pay for all of the items in her grocery cart, it was determined that the children had been in the van about 37 minutes.

Steuben County Communications revealed the outside temperature at the time of the incident, 3 p.m., was about 90 degrees. Wireman has since been released under the court’s monitored conditional release program and put in a plea of not guilty in Steuben Superior Court last Friday.

Wireman will be next in court on August 17th at 8 a.m.