article_snippet: A 10-year-old Michigan boy was successfully freed and airlifted to a Flint hospital for treatment.
article_snippet: The Roscommon County Sheriff's Department responded at approximately 2:30am Sunday after receiving a call, Detective Sergeant John Wybraniec, a spokesman for the sheriff's office, told Daily Mail Online.
article_snippet: Wybraniec said deputies responded to the initial break-in and saw the lights were on inside, that a northeast window had been broken, and that there was a cooler underneath a northeast window.
article_snippet: The Roscommon County Sheriff's Department said in a news release that thieves swiped car keys and wreaked havoc at the dealership by driving cars and slamming them around.
article_snippet: Wybraniec said that deputies collected the car keys and the Department of Human Services was contacted.
article_snippet: Deputies received a call around 11:30am on Sunday, Wybraniec said.
article_snippet: Wybraniec said that The two boys grandmother discovered the 9-year-old pinned underneath and contacted 911.
article_snippet: Wybraniec said that deputies do not know the motive for stealing the cars, but that it appears the pair snuck out after the pair grandparents went to sleep and used the cooler for the break-in.
highlights_snippet: Deputies talked to the family at the family home Sunday morning - and went back  after the 9-year-old got pinned underneath a car .
  