Queensland man charged with murder after his three-month-old son dies of internal injuries
Uneeb Ullah, 28, was remanded in custody after the infant died in hospital days after being admitted with significant internal injuries.
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A 28-year-old man from Logan, Queensland, has been charged with murder after his three-month-old son died in hospital following what police described as significant internal injuries.
Uneeb Ullah was arrested on Tuesday evening and has been remanded in custody over the alleged murder of his infant son. The baby, from the Ipswich area west of Brisbane, had been placed on life support after being taken to hospital earlier in the week.
The infant died almost a week after being admitted, having suffered injuries that authorities have described as significant and internal in nature. Police have not released further details about the circumstances surrounding the injuries as the investigation continues.
The case has prompted renewed attention on child welfare and protection measures in the region, though authorities have not indicated whether any prior concerns had been raised about the family before the incident.
Ullah is due to face court over the charge, with further details of the case expected to emerge as the matter progresses through the Queensland justice system. Police inquiries into the full circumstances of the infant's death remain ongoing.
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- Queensland man charged with murder after three-month-old son dies from ‘significant internal injuries’ — The Guardian — World
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