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Death Of A 17-month Child In Jonquiere, Quebec Considered Suspicious

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 22 Mar, 2015 03:44 PM
    JONQUIERE, Que. — Quebec provincial police are investigating after a 17-month old child was found dead in a home in Jonquiere, Quebec on Saturday.
     
    Municipal police received a 911 call early Saturday morning and arrived to find the child unresponsive in a bed.
     
    The child was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
     
    A spokesperson says the investigation was turned over to the provincial police because the context of the death was suspicious.
     
    Police are currently interviewing witnesses in order to determine whether a criminal act took place.
     
    The child's mother was also questioned.
     
    Some media outlets have reported that the child was a girl, but police haven't confirmed that.
     
    The spokesperson said all deaths involving young children are considered suspicious.
     
    The child's body has been transported to Montreal where an autopsy will take place.

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