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Police get murder quiz extension Murdered Enniskillen baby named
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A court has given police a further 36 hours to question a man being held over the death of a 15-month-old girl in Enniskillen on Friday. A baby who died following an assault in Enniskillen on Thursday was 15-month-old Millie Martin.
The 30-year-old was arrested following an attack on the toddler at a house in Glebe Park, off the Old Tempo Road. The street is still cordoned off. A court has given police a further 36 hours to question a 30-year-old man about the death.
A post-mortem examination is due to take place later this morning. He was arrested following the attack on the toddler at a house in Glebe Park, off the Old Tempo Road.
A post-mortem examination is due to take place later on Saturday. It is understood the baby suffered horrific injuries in the attack.
Police have said anyone who saw anything untoward in the area early on Thursday evening should contact them.Police have said anyone who saw anything untoward in the area early on Thursday evening should contact them.
Few details have been made available about what happened but it is believed the child suffered a horrific assault.
Local resident Francis Orman described the child's death as "an awful tragedy" which had devastated a "very close-knit community".Local resident Francis Orman described the child's death as "an awful tragedy" which had devastated a "very close-knit community".
SDLP MLA for the area, Tommy Gallagher, said his thoughts were with the baby's family.SDLP MLA for the area, Tommy Gallagher, said his thoughts were with the baby's family.
"There is a great sense of shock and anger about this. The whole thing is playing out very badly," he added."There is a great sense of shock and anger about this. The whole thing is playing out very badly," he added.
The Western Health Trust said it was assisting police with their inquiries.The Western Health Trust said it was assisting police with their inquiries.