UPDATE: After initial reports indicated an infant was the victim in a deadly felled tree in Sonoma County late Wednesday, sheriff's officials confirmed Thursday the child was a 2-year-old boy.
A 2-year-old boy was killed Wednesday night after a redwood tree fell onto a home in rural Sonoma County, according to the Sheriff's Office.The toddler was inside the mobile home with his parents in the 2800 block of Joy Road in Occidental when the large tree came down onto the home and pinned the boy, sheriff's officials said. The parents were not hurt.
The first call came at about 5:15 p.m., and responding rescue crews said they were greeted by the father running towards them with the boy in his arms, officials said. The crew administered CPR, but the boy died at the scene.The sheriff's office said there were several trees down in the area because of the storm.
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