The child is understood to have been known to Kerjean and police say they believe the incident took place “within a family setting”.<\/p>\n
“At this stage, we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident,” the police spokesperson said. <\/p>\n
On Thursday, several bouquets of flowers were left at the entrance to Syward Place, an apartment complex located on the corner of Pyrcroft Road and Bell Bridge Road.<\/p>\n
Det Ch Supt Jon Groenen described it as “a tragic incident”, adding that teams were “working hard to build a picture of what happened”, while a significant police presence will remain in Pyrcroft Road over the coming days.<\/p>\n
“We appreciate that all this will be concerning for residents and we would like to thank them for their co-operation as we conduct our investigation,” said Groenen.<\/p>\n
Additional reporting by PA Media <\/p>\n
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