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An Oakland Park day care where a 2-year-old died after being left inside a van surrendered its child care license earlier this week.
County officials issued a notice of violation to Ceressa's Daycare on Friday, detailing five violations including a lack of supervision in the vehicle, no transportation log, no attendance log and improper seat belt and child restraints.
According to a report from Broward County Child Care Licensing and Enforcement, the driver also turned off a vehicle safety alarm that might have saved Noah Sneed's life. The child was left inside the vehicle for approximately five hours on July 29.
Authorities closed the day care a day after a worker found Sneed's body.
Officials are still investigating his death.
