No criminal charges are filed against parents of an Arizona toddler after an apparent death declaration was later reversed when the child was found breathing. According to reports, the toddler was brought to medical care after being found in a family pool. The child was then declared dead. However, hours later at a hospital morgue, the toddler was observed breathing and received further medical attention. Both outlets report that, following the incident and subsequent investigation, prosecutors determine that there is no basis for criminal charges against the parents. The case centers on the circumstances around the toddler’s initial status after being found in the pool and the later discovery that the child was still breathing while at the morgue. Details about the child’s condition after the correction to the death determination are not provided in the supplied summaries, and no additional charges were announced. The reported outcome is that the parents are not charged in connection with the incident involving the toddler’s status and care after being declared dead.