The Special Force to Fight Crime (FELCC) ruled out that the death of a one-year-old and six-month-old baby, which occurred Tuesday afternoon in a department on Avenida República, in Cochabamba, was an infanticide. FELCC's departmental director, Erick Peralta, reported that the autopsy determined that the child died of mechanical asphyxiation by bronchoaspiration, after choking with the cereal he consumed.
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The Special Force to Fight Crime (FELCC) ruled out that the death of a one-year-old and six-month-old baby, which occurred Tuesday afternoon in a department on Avenida República, in Cochabamba, was an infanticide. FELCC's departmental director, Erick Peralta, reported that the autopsy determined that the child died of mechanical asphyxiation by bronchoaspiration, after choking with the cereal he consumed.