Police say a Kentucky man who punched his 1-month-old son in the head after losing a video game has been charged with murder. 9News
News outlets cite an arrest report that says 26-year-old Anthony Trice was watching his son on Friday at his home in Louisville when he became angry after losing a video game.Trice then allegedly dropped the crying baby on the ground.
He went to the bathroom and when he returned, Trice realised the child was in distress and called emergency workers.Trice is being held at the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections.
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