Police say a five-month-old is among the three people found dead in a Richmond Hill home last week in what investigators believe is a case of intimate partner violence.
Police say a five-month-old baby is among the three people found dead in a Richmond Hill home last week in what investigators believe is a case of intimate partner violence.The identities of the deceased, and their relationship to one another, were not disclosed by police.
Post-mortem examinations have been completed, police said, but the causes of death were also not released. Officers were first called to the home on MacKay Drive at approximately 4:15 p.m. last Thursday to check on the “wellbeing of the occupants.” It’s unclear who made the call to police. Yellow police tape cordons off a home where a police investigation is underway in Richmond Hill Thursday, February 1, 2024. Police response to the Uvalde shooting was riddled with failures, new DOJ report saysHousing crunch prompts efforts to stabilize immigration levels, say federal ministersDisney to invest $1.
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