backyard pool
Coverage of backyard pool in the Nexus archive.
- Grandma hit with charges after grandson, two, drowned in backyard pool at luxury apartment complex as distraught family stand by her
A grandmother faces charges after her two-year-old grandson drowned in a backyard pool at a luxury apartment complex. The family is described as distraught but standing by her. The incident occurred at a residential property with a pool.
- Toddler declared dead in drowning incident found alive in hospital morgue. Now, his parents could be charged
An Arizona toddler was declared dead after being found in a backyard pool in February but was later discovered alive in a hospital morgue. The parents may now face charges.
- A toddler was found in a pool and declared dead. He’s alive and his parents could be charged
An Arizona toddler was found in a backyard pool in February and declared dead at a hospital but was later discovered to be alive. His parents may face charges.
- Toddler dies after being found in backyard pool, officials say
A one-year-old child died after being pulled from a backyard pool in Phoenix, where first responders were called at 7:30 p.m. for a drowning incident. The toddler was unconscious and not breathing when rescued and later pronounced dead at a hospital. This marks the second child drowning in Phoenix in two days, with a 3-year-old boy remaining hospitalized in critical condition from a Friday incident.
- Daycare operator arrested after 3-year-old was left unconscious in pool for 20 minutes, died
A Louisiana daycare operator was arrested for negligent homicide after a 3-year-old boy drowned in a backyard pool and was left unconscious for 20 minutes. Surveillance video showed the child struggling in the water without supervision, and the daycare provider was not licensed.
- Sentencing underway for San Jose daycare owners after toddlers drowned in pool
A sentencing hearing is taking place for two San Jose daycare owners convicted of child endangerment following the drowning of toddlers in a backyard pool. The case involves Shahin Gheblehshenas and her daughter, who face judgment in Santa Clara County Superior Court.