Teen charged after allegedly squeezing toddler to death: Police

The 19-year-old was left in the care of the baby while her mother, his girlfriend, went to work, according to officers.

Department officers, responding to a call about an unresponsive toddler, found 2-year-old Brielle Swinton not breathing.

An official cause of death for Swinton has not been released by authorities. The Allegheny County Police Department did, however, announce that the county medical examiner had ruled the death a homicide. According to the, authorities believe that he squeezed Swinton excessively, causing lacerations to her liver and resulting in her death.

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