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In a heartbreaking occurrence, a nine-month-old infant boy lost his life in Nassau County, Florida. The baby's underage mother is accused to have added hazardous opioid fentanyl to his infant formula, according to the police. On June 26, the event happened at their Callahan home.

The infant was lifeless and had no pulse when the cops arrived on the scene. They brought him to a nearby hospital right away, but he was subsequently declared dead. The newborn had a deadly concentration of fentanyl in his system, which could have killed 10 individuals, according to an autopsy.

The 17-year-old mother first said that she was unaware of what had occurred to her child. She did, however, alter her account in later discussions with investigators regarding the The adolescent mother was detained in connection with this unfortunate tragedy, according to Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper. The authorities have opted not to reveal the mother's and child's identity according to a local legislation.

Investigation by Poilce

Sheriff Leeper expressed surprise at the mother's conduct, highlighting their strangeness and unhingedness. It was discovered that the adolescent originally made up the baby's passing but then admitted it while the inquiry was going on. She acknowledged being worn out and in need of a sleep on the day the baby passed away. She accidentally filled a baby bottle with formula and what she thought was cocaine in her sleep-deprived state. The material was eventually determined to be fentanyl, not cocaine.

Charges of aggravated manslaughter and possession of a prohibited drug have been brought against the adolescent mother. She told the deputies that she could be pregnant again as she was being booked.

This tragic episode serves as a reminder of the risks of drug abuse and its potentially disastrous effects, especially when it concerns the lives of children. The mother will be held accountable for her conduct in court, and the authorities are striving to deliver justice for the infant boy.