The newest: No Lifeguard at Colorado Pool where 3 Drowned

The newest on the drowning of two children and their child sitter (all instances native):

eleven:25 a.m.

Neighbors of two Colorado women who drowned with their child sitter within the swimming pool of a cell home park say the water is usually crowded with kids in the summer.

Three-year-ancient Azucena (azu-SEENA) Gandarilla (gand-ah-REE-yah); her sister, 6-12 months-historical Amaya (ah-MAH-yah) Gandarilla (gand-ah-REE-yah); and their 17-yr-ancient child sitter, Joo Lee, died Monday. Foul play is never suspected.

Authorities say the sisters lived in Pueblo Grande Village cell domestic park. They are not bound where the teenager lived.

Neighbor Ruth Wright says she didn't comprehend the women by means of identify however that infants packed the pool all over the summertime. Wright says neighbors are greatly surprised by way of the drownings.

Police are canvassing the park Tuesday for witnesses. A 911 name around 2:10 p.m. Monday suggested the drownings, and the ladies couldn't be revived.

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10:40 a.m.

Police say there turned into no lifeguard on duty when two sisters and their baby sitter drowned in the swimming pool of a Colorado cell domestic park.

The Pueblo County coroner recognized the victims as 3-12 months-ancient Azucena (azu-SEENA) Gandarilla (gand-ah-REE-yah); her sister, 6-12 months-ancient Amaya (ah-MAH-yah) Gandarilla (gand-ah-REE-yah); and their 17-year-historic child sitter Joo Lee.

Police say foul play isn't suspected. they are interviewing feasible witnesses who may have seen the drownings Monday afternoon.

Authorities say the pool reached a depth of about eight ft.

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10:20 a.m.

Police are asking people at a southern Colorado cellular home park whether or not they noticed two sisters and their baby sitter drown in a swimming pool.

Police in the metropolis of Pueblo say that two ladies, a while 3 and 5, and the 17-12 months-ancient feminine baby sitter drowned in a pool Monday afternoon on the Pueblo Grande Village cellular home park.

Police are investigating the drownings but say no foul play is suspected. Sgt. Eric Gonzales says police are interviewing witnesses to peer if anybody saw the women within the water and what happened.

Pueblo is ready one zero five miles south of Denver.