// The Morgantown resident said she was getting a spare house key out her car's trunk on Monday when her cat Mork, one of three in the car, stepped on the automatic door lock. She couldn't unlock the door because she had left her car keys on the driver's seat. //
Notice that not only does she leave her regular housekeys locked inside the house when she leaves in the car with her cats, but she also leaves her car keys inside the closed car when she gets back home and has to go to the car's trunk to get a spare housekey.
She probably /also/ had a spare set of car keys inside the /house/ for the [other] times when she leaves her carkeys locked inside the car, but unfortunately this time she was [predictably] locked out of both places.
And another thing...
How do we know it was actually Mork the cat who locked her out of the car; maybe she locked herself out [again] and didn't want to admit to the Morgantown FD that she had done it *again*.
And another thing....
Why does she call the FD for help with this kind of problem? Don't they have better things to do than solve silly careless keyhandler problems?