Quebec man charged with 2nd degree murder after toddler’s death at home daycare
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Tomy Carranza Ladry appeared by video conference in a Montreal courtroom Saturday from Joliette, Que. He was formally accused of causing the 18-month-old's death in early December.
A 34-year-old Quebec man has been charged with second-degree murder after the death of a toddler who was found severely injured at a home daycare northeast of Montreal.
Tomy Carranza Ladry appeared by video conference in a Montreal courtroom Saturday morning from Joliette, Que., where he is being detained.
He was formally accused of causing the 18-month-old’s death between Dec. 4 and 5.
However, Carranza Ladry’s case was postponed to Dec. 14, when he is expected to appear in court in Joliette.
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