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A 19-month-old boy was sleeping in a Georgia home with his parents and three older sisters when police entered, looking for a suspect who sold meth to an undercover. Officers entered the home at 3am and threw a distraction stun grenade into the boy's crib, critically injuring the toddler, his parents say. The baby is now fighting for his life (50/50 chance) in a medically induced coma. The family, visiting from Wisconsin, was not associated with the crime, and the suspect was arrested at a different house.
"It blew open his face and his chest," the boy's mother, Alecia Phonesavanh, told the newspaper. "Everybody was asleep. It's not like anyone was trying to fight."
I hope the boy gets better fast.
Did the cops use correct protocol?
Will the parents get paid?
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