Baby rushed to hospital after near-drowning incident in Dearborn
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Two shot near Detroit fireworks; and more top stores
Two shot near Detroit fireworks; and more top stores
A 7-month-old baby was rushed to a hospital and is listed in stable condition after a near drowning incident in Dearborn, Michigan.
The accident happened about 9 p.m. Monday in the west side of the city of Dearborn. Police said the child was wearing flotation devices while in a small pool, but was briefly unattended and slipped under water.
Dearborn Fire and Police responded to the scene, found the child breathing and immediately took the child to a local children's hospital.
"We remind all caregivers to closely supervise young children at all times around water, regardless of safety equipment," the police report said.
The incident remains under investigation.
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