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Toddler In Toronto Killed By Air Conditioner That Fell Eight Storeys

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 12 Nov, 2019 06:17 PM

    TORONTO - Police in Toronto say a two-and-a-half year old girl is dead after she was struck by an air conditioner that fell from an eighth-floor apartment.

     

    Const. Caroline de Kloet, a police spokeswoman, said the child died in hospital after she was hit Monday outside an east-end apartment building.

     

    "It's a terrible tragedy," she said. "From the interviews that investigators have done, they've come to the conclusion that there won't be any criminal charges."

     

    De Kloet said the youngster was with other people at the time, but investigators have not yet confirmed who they were, or if the girl's family lives in the same area.

     

    She also said there was information that a stroller was seen at the site, but it's not yet known if the girl was in it.

     

    The spokeswoman also said the air conditioner was in a window before it fell.

     

    Police received a call for help in the city's east end around 3:30 p.m, and upon arrival discovered that an air conditioner had fallen from a suite and struck the child.

     

    She was taken to hospital with very serious injuries.

     

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