Home SOUTH WALES The family of a “gorgeous” two-year-old boy who died in hospital after being found critically injured in Bridgend have paid tribute to him
The family of a “gorgeous” two-year-old boy who died in hospital after being found critically injured in Bridgend have paid tribute to him
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In a statement after police released the boy’s name, his family described him as a “super happy, gorgeous, wonderful and intelligent” child.
The family added: “He was a super, super-happy, gorgeous, wonderful and intelligent little boy who lit up everyone’s lives.
“He loved the garden and the beach, picking raspberries and going for walks collecting shells. He was a very chatty little boy and would happily speak to anyone.”
Detective Chief Inspector Matt Davies said: “We are dealing with a very sad and tragic incident.
“The family continue to be supported by dedicated family liaison officers and once again, I would appeal for members of the public to refrain from speculating on social media at what is a very difficult time for all concerned. My thoughts remain with the family.”
The force said it is not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.
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