Police are awaiting autopsy results on two deaths that occurred Sunday but they said they expect both were accidental.

        Vicki Poulos, 40, of Price Hill, was found dead inside a Westwood apartment on Queen City Avenue about 4:50 p.m.

        Clarence Devaughn called 911 after Ms. Poulos did not wake up. The two had been drinking since 2 a.m., Mr. Devaughn told authorities. He said he woke her about 3 p.m. and she spoke to him, then went back to sleep.

        Earlier Sunday, shortly after 5 a.m., a Price Hill infant died at Children's Hospital after being rushed there Saturday from the Western Hills Wal-Mart store.

        Anthony Robert Thomas Needom, 4 months old, stopped breathing after his mother, Tamara Needom, zipped her coat over him to keep him warm as he was strapped to her chest in a sling, said Cincinnati police Sgt. Lisa Thomas of the Homicide Unit.

        Both deaths are suspected to be accidental, said Captain Vice Demasi, commander of the Criminal Investigation Section.

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