A father in Oulu is under investigation for allegedly throwing his two-week-old baby onto a concrete floor, resulting in severe injuries to the infant.
In a disturbing incident in Oulu, Finland, police are investigating a local father for allegedly throwing his two-week-old baby onto the concrete floor of a stairwell. The incident occurred early on Friday morning, resulting in serious injuries to the infant, who is now hospitalized. A neighbor alerted the police after witnessing the event, prompting a swift response from law enforcement authorities.
The police are treating the case as a serious assault, and the father is also suspected of having assaulted the baby's mother, with her injuries reported to be less severe than those of the infant. The investigating officer, Nina Similä, indicated that the inquiry into the mother's assault is being classified as a basic assault. The 30-year-old suspect remains in custody under police protection in Oulu, and authorities have the right to detain him for up to three days following his arrest.
As the investigation continues, details regarding the motive behind this shocking act remain unclear. The incident first captured public attention through an article by Iltalehti, highlighting the growing concerns surrounding domestic violence and the safety of vulnerable family members. The community and police are now focused on the wellbeing of the baby while addressing the broader implications of such incidents in society.
