Police launch murder probe after 18-day-old baby dies in fall
A murder investigation has been launched after the death of a baby in central London, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed. At 7 30am on Saturday, police attended Horseferry Road, in Westminster, London after reports a baby had fallen from a height from a residential property. The baby, just 18 days old, was rushed to hospital, but tragically was pronounced dead. A 43 year old woman was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She remains in police
A murder investigation has been launched after the death of a baby in central London, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed. At 7 30am on Saturday, police attended Horseferry Road, in Westminster, London after reports a baby had fallen from a height from a residential property. The baby, just 18 days old, was rushed to hospital, but tragically was pronounced dead. A 43 year old woman was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She remains in police
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