Emergency services were dispatched to a residence in Gilbert, Phoenix, on February 8th following a report of drowning. The boy was discovered in the home’s pool and subsequently revived. However, upon transport to Mercy Gilbert Medical Center, medical staff declared the boy deceased.
According to police records, officers from the Gilbert department had previously voiced concerns regarding the boy’s vital signs. When an officer reiterated these concerns, the attending physician, Aryan Toosi, reportedly responded, “You do your job, I’ll do mine. That’s why I graduated from medical school.”
Following the declaration of death, the boy was reportedly placed in a freezer.
Approximately five hours later, staff from the forensic office, who were present to process the body, discovered that the boy was breathing. He was immediately transported to a different hospital where he continued to receive treatment. The incident involved multiple agencies, including local police and medical personnel, creating a complex sequence of events.
The timeline details the initial emergency response, the medical declarations, and the subsequent discovery of signs of life hours later. The involvement of police throughout the sequence highlights the coordination—and conflict—between different professional teams responding to the emergency situation in Gilbert.
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