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Police investigate death of baby Police investigate death of baby
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Child abuse officers are carrying out an investigation into the "suspicious" death of a 17-month-old boy.Child abuse officers are carrying out an investigation into the "suspicious" death of a 17-month-old boy.
The infant was taken to North Middlesex Hospital, in Enfield, north London, on 3 August and died later that day.The infant was taken to North Middlesex Hospital, in Enfield, north London, on 3 August and died later that day.
Staff became concerned and alerted police who arrived and arrested a 25-year-old woman at the hospital. A 31-year-old man was arrested later.Staff became concerned and alerted police who arrived and arrested a 25-year-old woman at the hospital. A 31-year-old man was arrested later.
Both were bailed pending further inquiries and are next due to see police later this month. Both were bailed pending further inquiries. Haringey Council has launched an investigation.
The arrested pair are next due to see police later this month.
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A post-mortem examination was carried out on the boy at Great Ormond Street Hospital on 6 August but was inconclusive.A post-mortem examination was carried out on the boy at Great Ormond Street Hospital on 6 August but was inconclusive.
Police are awaiting the results of further tests.Police are awaiting the results of further tests.
A Met police spokesman said officers from the child abuse unit were investigating and were treating the death as suspicious.A Met police spokesman said officers from the child abuse unit were investigating and were treating the death as suspicious.
A spokesman for Haringey Council said he could not confirm the child was on their "at risk" register.
He added: "We can confirm that an independent multi-agency serious case review has been commissioned by the local Safeguarding Children Board, as is routine in circumstances like this."