A Waltham home, seen Friday, April 21, eight days after a baby stopped breathing there and later died.
A baby boy died after being rushed to a hospital from a home in Waltham, Massachusetts, last week, authorities said Friday.
The baby boy, who was nearly 5 months old, didn't live at the home, according to the Middlesex District Attorney's Office, which is investigating along with Waltham police.
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The residents of the home on Leitha Drive were cooperating with the investigation, police said. A woman at the home decliend to comment to NBC10 Boston Friday.
Police were called about the baby not breathing on Thursday, April 13, about 1:48 p.m., according to police and prosecutors. First responders tried CPR and the baby was taken to Newton Wellesley Hospital hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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Officials didn't share more information on the incident, including what may have led the boy to stop breathing or the baby's name.
