1-year-old baby dies and mother is arrested on suspicion of abuse in RS; woman did not attend her son's wake Civil Police A 33-year-old woman was arrested in the early hours of Saturday (18) on suspicion of killing her son, a baby aged one year and seven months, in Pelotas, in the south of Rio Grande do Sul. The court ordered preventive detention due to the severity of the injuries the child suffered. The woman did not attend the boy's wake. According to the Civil Police, the suspicion is that the woman was planning to escape. ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp According to delegate Lisiane Mattarredona, head of the Child and Adolescent Protection Police Station (DPCA), the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) was called to the family's address in the early hours of Friday (17) to respond to an alleged case of a baby choking on milk. At the scene, rescuers found the child dead.
1-year-old baby dies and mother is arrested on suspicion of abuse in RS; woman did not attend her son's wake
1-year-old baby dies and mother is arrested on suspicion of abuse in RS; woman did not attend her son's wake Civil Police A 33-year-old woman was arrested in the early hours of Saturday (18) on suspicion of killing her...
The body was then sent for autopsy, and experts found that the cause of death was head trauma. Thus, it was ruled out that the boy had choked. "This child also had several marks of aggression on his body, recent and old, and also some burn marks," says the delegate. The police are investigating the case as ill-treatment, aggravated by death. "We had a day of investigation, we have already heard from a lot of people, but we continue with the investigations. We now have ten days to conclude and better understand all this dynamic. But so far, based on the elements we have had until yesterday [Friday], we think it is opportune to request this arrest", he explains. The names of the mother and child were not released by authorities. VIDEOS: Everything about RS
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