Death of 4-month-old daughter of Inland couple on Lake Havasu is beneath investigation

An Inland couple is mourning the dying of their toddler daughter as Arizona authorities examine the circumstances surrounding the dying of the 4-month-old, who lapsed into unconsciousness on a ship throughout an abnormally scorching day on Lake Havasu.

The mom is Alyssa Wroblewski, in response to a GoFundMe web page established to lift cash for funeral bills. The father is Matthew Wroblewski, a Riverside police detective, town mentioned.

“Tanna Rae Wroblewski, our real-life angel, turned an angel in heaven. We are past devastated, heartbroken; there are simply no phrases,” the GoFundMe posting says. “Enjoying a household day on the lake changed into probably the most unimaginable day of their lives.”

The dying occurred on July 5. Anita Mortensen, a spokeswoman for the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office, mentioned the toddler was taken to Lake Havasu Regional Medical Center for therapy of a “heat-related sickness” round 5 p.m. She was later flown to Phoenix Children’s Hospital, the place she was pronounced dead. Detectives are conducting an investigation, Mortensen mentioned.

Authorities haven’t accused anybody of against the law.

The temperature across the time of the medical emergency was 117 levels, down from the day’s excessive of 120 levels, in response to weatherunderground.com, and winds have been blowing at 20 mph on the time. The common excessive temperature for that date and placement is 110 levels, the positioning states. The National Weather Service had issued an excessive-heat advisory.

Other circumstances surrounding the newborn’s dying have been unclear on Friday, July 12. It wasn’t publicly recognized if the newborn had a pre-existing medical situation, how the dad and mom might have tried to maintain her cool and what the temperature on the boat was on the time.

A voice message was left on Matthew Wroblewski’s telephone on Friday in search of remark.