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Summer heat blurs the line between accident and crime
Child drownings have increased since 2019, becoming a leading cause of death among children aged 1 to 4 and a major cause for ages 5 to 14. Most drownings occur quickly in pools, often at home, and often involve inadequate supervision. While charges against caregivers are rare, some cases have resulted in criminal charges like neglect or manslaughter, depending on circumstances. Experts emphasize community involvement and safety measures such as barriers, supervision, and swimming lessons to prevent such tragedies.
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