The parents of a toddler who was declared dead after a pool-drowning incident in Gilbert, Arizona, have reportedly been cleared of wrongdoing after the child was later found alive in a hospital morgue. The case has raised serious concerns about hospital procedures and the response to repeated police warnings that the child still appeared to be breathing.

Records cited by the report indicate that officers alerted a doctor several times to signs of life before the toddler was taken to the morgue. The child’s survival prompted an investigation, while the parents faced scrutiny before being cleared.