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PHOENIX - The Phoenix Fire Department says a 3-year-old girl was pulled from a swimming pool near 75th Avenue and Thomas Road on April 1.
Crews were dispatched to the area for reports of a drowning. When they arrived at the scene, the child was unconscious and not breathing.
"Firefighters initiated advanced life-saving measures and is currently transporting the child to a pediatric hospital in ‘extremely critical condition,’" stated Phoenix Fire Department Captain Todd Keller.
Keller says it's unknown how long the child was under water.
Just before 8:30 p.m. on Friday, the fire department said the girl died.
No names have been released in this case.
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