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"According to Franklin County Coroner Charles Adcox, the coroner’s office responded to reports of an infant not breathing. The four-month-old was found unresponsive at the Tiny Tigers Daycare, located on 4th Street, and was transported to the emergency room by a daycare worker, according to the Red Bay Police Department. The infant was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
WAFF 48 is told during the investigation Payton Gann, of Vina, was arrested and charged with false reporting to a law enforcement authority. She was later released from the Franklin county jail." - Death investigation underway after infant found unresponsive at Red Bay daycare (waff.com)
Um, wow. Maybe the kid was a "ghost rider" and not on attendance (employee kid or grandkid)? Crazy to take that kind of risk. SIDS can happen to anyone at any time. They don't mention s/s of foul play, just false documentation and inappropriate transport. So far.Last edited by Cat Herder; 03-14-2022, 07:07 AM. -
Looks like the daycare is four blocks from the hospital. No, it's not the right choice, but somebody may have figured it would get the baby there in far less time than waiting for an ambulance.Comment
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Maybe, if the baby was breathing when the left the center? IDK, her photo looks young. Maybe she is related to the child, drove the child to daycare, so thought nothing of driving the child? It would be a weird choice with someone else's child, though? A child you don't transport regularly. To me.Last edited by Cat Herder; 03-15-2022, 10:31 AM.
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I found an update that said the owner and the employee drove the infant to the hospital while the employee continued CPR.
With only 4 blocks to go and known EMS staff shortages, it was probably the best choice.
Red Bay Police, Alabama DHR investigating death of infant at daycare facility | The Red Bay News (trbnews.net)Last edited by Cat Herder; 03-15-2022, 10:54 AM.Comment
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ETA for my house is 22 minutes. That is why I have an AED, BVM AND Pedi-Board. 1. https://www.liveactionsafety.com/med...pr-board-blue/ 2.
https://www.liveactionsafety.com/lae...tor-pediatric/ 3. https://americanaed.com/aed-solution...tm_content=AEDLast edited by Cat Herder; 03-15-2022, 11:06 AM.
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Cat Herder I saw part of that last night on the news but wasn't able to catch it all. We dont even have an AED at our center or a pediatric reuscuitator. We need one in adult, infant & childChristy SewellComment
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