CBS: The 3 -year -old boy drowned the police officer at the pier and said he was pushed into the water by his aunt

China Well -off. September 27th. A toddler of the old horse died by his aunt after being pushed into Lake Michigan from the Chicago Navy's Wharf.

Aunt who was drowned by the little boy

CBS, CBS, Broadcasting Corporation of the United States, reported that the 3 -year -old boy was identified as Josiah Brown by the prosecutor. He had cardiac arrest and brain damage to death due to the incident last week. Prosecutor said Brown's aunt Victoria Moreno pushed him away from the dock on Monday afternoon, and did not try to help him, because he struggled underwater for about 30 minutes.

Ashton Jin said that she witnessed the incident of Morino and Brown at the Navy's dock, and she told Chicago Columbia Broadcasting Corporation that she saw the boy floating in the water and said that his aunt stood beside him.

The Chicago Police announced on Wednesday that Morno, 34, was initially charged with two first -level murders to attempted felony and severely beat a child under 13 years old, causing permanent brain injury. At that time, Brown was hospitalized due to injuries. The authorities said in the press release that the toddler's child was "critical" on Monday, and the emergency staff sent it to a nearby hospital.

Morino was a resident of Dezprans, Illinois. She was rejected at the bail hearing held during the police announced her allegations, although the defense argued that she had mental illness. According to the Chicago Sun Times, it is reported that the Cook County Tour Court Judge Susanna Oltis said that Morino's behavior was "deliberate cruelty and ingenious" at the hearing.

Josia's grandfather Dan Brown told WLS-TV one day after the incident that his family "now needs a lot of prayers."

"Everyone's prayer is helpful," Brown said. "God lets things happen. This is what we expect now."

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