4-Year-Old Boy Died From Viral Infection, Not Fentanyl As Previously Reported

A preliminary examination showed that the child died from a viral infection, not fentanyl exposure, according to a report citing official sources. The infection also was not measles. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death.

According to an update from NBC4 New York, a 4-year-old boy was rushed to a local hospital on Tuesday morning after having a medical episode, likely related to exposure to fentanyl. The boy was later pronounced deceased at the hospital, per NBC4. HazMat and specialized units arrived at the scene Tuesday night to collect additional evidence. Additionally, PIX11 reports two adults have been taken into custody and charges are pending.

Hazmat teams and rescue medics are on standby at the scene of a potential fentanyl lab for safety precautions.

Hazmat teams and firefighters are coordinating with police to safely enter the apartment suspected of housing a fentanyl lab.

Hazmat teams are being requested to assess a potential fentanyl situation following an overdose in the apartment.

Radio clips available.

A preliminary examination showed that the child died from a viral infection, not fentanyl exposure, according to a report citing official sources. The infection also was not measles. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death.

According to an update from NBC4 New York, a 4-year-old boy was rushed to a local hospital on Tuesday morning after having a medical episode, likely related to exposure to fentanyl. The boy was later pronounced deceased at the hospital, per NBC4. HazMat and specialized units arrived at the scene Tuesday night to collect additional evidence. Additionally, PIX11 reports two adults have been taken into custody and charges are pending.

Hazmat teams and rescue medics are on standby at the scene of a potential fentanyl lab for safety precautions.

Hazmat teams and firefighters are coordinating with police to safely enter the apartment suspected of housing a fentanyl lab.

Hazmat teams are being requested to assess a potential fentanyl situation following an overdose in the apartment.

Radio clips available.

A preliminary examination showed that the child died from a viral infection, not fentanyl exposure, according to a report citing official sources. The infection also was not measles. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death.

According to an update from NBC4 New York, a 4-year-old boy was rushed to a local hospital on Tuesday morning after having a medical episode, likely related to exposure to fentanyl. The boy was later pronounced deceased at the hospital, per NBC4. HazMat and specialized units arrived at the scene Tuesday night to collect additional evidence. Additionally, PIX11 reports two adults have been taken into custody and charges are pending.

Hazmat teams and rescue medics are on standby at the scene of a potential fentanyl lab for safety precautions.

Hazmat teams and firefighters are coordinating with police to safely enter the apartment suspected of housing a fentanyl lab.

Hazmat teams are being requested to assess a potential fentanyl situation following an overdose in the apartment.

Radio clips available.

A preliminary examination showed that the child died from a viral infection, not fentanyl exposure, according to a report citing official sources. The infection also was not measles. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death.

According to an update from NBC4 New York, a 4-year-old boy was rushed to a local hospital on Tuesday morning after having a medical episode, likely related to exposure to fentanyl. The boy was later pronounced deceased at the hospital, per NBC4. HazMat and specialized units arrived at the scene Tuesday night to collect additional evidence. Additionally, PIX11 reports two adults have been taken into custody and charges are pending.

Hazmat teams and rescue medics are on standby at the scene of a potential fentanyl lab for safety precautions.

Hazmat teams and firefighters are coordinating with police to safely enter the apartment suspected of housing a fentanyl lab.

Hazmat teams are being requested to assess a potential fentanyl situation following an overdose in the apartment.

Radio clips available.

A preliminary examination showed that the child died from a viral infection, not fentanyl exposure, according to a report citing official sources. The infection also was not measles. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death.

According to an update from NBC4 New York, a 4-year-old boy was rushed to a local hospital on Tuesday morning after having a medical episode, likely related to exposure to fentanyl. The boy was later pronounced deceased at the hospital, per NBC4. HazMat and specialized units arrived at the scene Tuesday night to collect additional evidence. Additionally, PIX11 reports two adults have been taken into custody and charges are pending.

Hazmat teams and rescue medics are on standby at the scene of a potential fentanyl lab for safety precautions.

Hazmat teams and firefighters are coordinating with police to safely enter the apartment suspected of housing a fentanyl lab.

Hazmat teams are being requested to assess a potential fentanyl situation following an overdose in the apartment.

Radio clips available.