NEW YORK – A child barely one year old died and three others were rushed to hospitals due to an incident that occurred Friday afternoon at the Divino Niño daycare center in the Bronx, in which drugs such as main cause.
Minutes before 3 p.m., a worker called EMS to the child care center at 2707 Morris Avenue in Kingsbridge.
“ None of the three children were responsive and showed symptoms of opioid exposure. “Narcan was administered to these three children in an attempt to save their lives,” NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said Saturday.
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Narcan is a brand name with the active substance naloxone, used to treat drug overdoses.
They remove carbon monoxide
After the minors were taken from the daycare, firefighters analyzed the air at the site for environmental hazards; They then ruled out any evidence of carbon monoxide.
A search warrant was then executed at the location, where they found a drug packaging device.
Forensics will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death of the victim, while urine and blood will be taken from the surviving children in search of knowing exactly what type of drug they were exposed to.
Police confirmed that the owner of the place was detained for questioning.
Two 2-year-old children and an 8-month-old baby remained hospitalized.
Divino Niño opened its doors this year. According to what is read outside the place, it is a care center for children from 6 weeks old to 12 years old.
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In the middle of a meeting between Mayor Eric Adams along with the new commissioner of the NYPD, Edward Cabán, the challenges of the Police Department and the immigration issue were discussed. “The public deserves a faithful description of the person who will lead this agency,” Cabán said. Likewise, the mayor pointed out that he continues working to deliver for the Latino community so that this is his legacy. On the other hand, he explained the new measures for asylum seekers.
Edward Caban is the first Latino chief of the NYPD, announced by Mayor Eric Adams.
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Edward Caban is the first Latino chief of the NYPD, announced by Mayor Eric Adams.
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This Monday, Mayor Eric Adams named Edward Cabán as the new commissioner of the New York City Police Department. “He is a son of this community, someone who has dedicated his career to solving security issues,” said Oswald Feliz, councilman for The Bronx. Likewise, the Puerto Rican’s colleagues were euphoric and proud of this appointment.
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