Authorities launch an investigation into the care of a man arrested after a three-year-old boy is allegedly injured in a zoo crocodile enclosure. Sky News reports the probe follows the man’s arrest and focuses on how the boy’s care was managed before and during the incident, with concerns raised about neglect. The investigation also reviews the circumstances involving carers who were reportedly responsible for the man or for the arrangement at the time. Other outlets report the suspect is described as having learning difficulties and that he was on a trip with carers at the time of the alleged incident. The Manchester Evening News says the 30-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the child suffers serious injuries after ending up in the enclosure. The BBC and other reports state the child, aged three, undergoes multiple surgeries following the attack. The investigation is ongoing, and no final findings about responsibility or treatment standards are reported.