code of conduct for senior athletes because she never intended to cheat.

after a 9-year-old boy drowned while taking a shower.The tragedy unfolded at the home in southwest Houston.

The infant was later declared dead at the Texas Childrens Hospital.according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.He was found unresponsive by his grandfather back in September.

Newsweek has reached out to Houston Police Department by email for further information and comment.The gender of the 14-year-old is also unclear.

said she thought the baby was safe because the drainplug was missingbut later discovered a towel had clogged the drain allowing the tub to continue filling.

and the gender and age of the baby have not been released.Some of the eye drops may have already been removed from stores.

The recall notice said that distributors and retailers that have any of the recalled products should stop distributing them.Food and Drug Administration warned people not to buy or usethe eye drops.

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