Friday, April 07, 2000

Autopsy scheduled on 18-month-old boy

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The Cincinnati Enquirer

        An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death of an 18-month-old Colerain Township boy who died Wednesday at Children's Hospital Medical Center.

        Shandon Brown was admitted to the hospital Tuesday night after the Colerain Township life squad responded to an 8 p.m. report of a child not breathing at a residence in the 2400 block of Hidden Meadows.

        The boy was admitted to the hospital in critical condition.

        The Hamilton County Coroner's Office will perform the autopsy.

        The death remains under investigation by the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office's criminal investigation section.

       

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