CHOURDRY HUSSAIN FROM ROCHDALE SENTENCED FOR SHAKING DEATH OF TWO-MONTH-OLD SON

A man named Choudry Hussain, residing in Rochdale, has been found guilty of causing the death of his two-month-old son through violent shaking. The tragic incident occurred during a period when Hussain was left alone with his infant, and it resulted in devastating injuries that ultimately led to the child's death.

Hussain pleaded guilty to manslaughter in court, and the proceedings revealed that the injury was inflicted through extreme force. Medical examinations confirmed that the baby, Daniel, suffered severe rotational head injuries, which were consistent with being shaken violently. The court heard that the injuries were so severe that Daniel died just two days after the incident.

The judge overseeing the case emphasized the gravity of the breach of trust involved in this case. Given Daniel's very young age, he was particularly vulnerable and relied entirely on his caregiver for protection and safety. The court also noted with concern Hussain's apparent lack of remorse for his actions, which added to the severity of the sentencing.

As a result of his conviction, Hussain was sentenced to a term of 10 years in prison. The case has drawn significant attention due to the tragic loss of such a young life and the circumstances surrounding the incident in Rochdale.