Texas Rangers investigating 3-year-old found dead, woman critically injured in Snyder
(Source: Gray Media)(Raycom File)
By KCBD Staff
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SNYDER, Texas (KCBD) - A three year old boy was found dead and a 27-year-old woman was found with life-threatening injuries on Tuesday morning in Snyder, according to the Snyder Police Department.
Police say just after 9:30 a.m., Snyder Police and Scurry County EMS were called to the Western Crest Apartments about a child and a woman being found unconscious.
When they arrived, they found the child was deceased. The woman was taken to Cogdell Memorial Hospital with life-threatening injuries. She was then taken to an area hospital for a higher level of care.
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