Man accused of drowning infant son pleads not guilty

By: Associated Press//August 11, 2016//

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — The man accused in the drowning death of his infant son in Milwaukee has pleaded not guilty.

Twenty-five-year-old Sean Flowers waived his preliminary hearing in Milwaukee County Circuit Court Thursday. The court found probable cause for further proceedings and Flowers entered his plea to first-degree intentional homicide.

A criminal complaint says Flowers waded into a pond with his 3-month-old son July 30th and held him underwater after fighting with the baby’s mother.

Flowers is being held on $1 million bail.

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