A woman from southern California has been arrested after her boyfriend’s two-year-old daughter suffered a seizure and died after eating chilli powder.
Amanda Sorensen, 21, of Apple Valley, was taken into custody on Monday for allegedly feeding the chilli to the child as punishment.
Authorities confirmed Sorensen had been arrested on suspicion of child abuse resulting in death.


Police were called to the family home in the Apple Valley at 4.16pm on Sunday where they found the girl, who was the daughter of Sorensen’s boyfriend.
The toddlers, whose name has not been released, was rushed to a nearby hospital where she was pronounced dead.
THE HIDDEN DANGERS OF CHILLI
Chilli’s main ingredient Capsaicin is an irritant in humans and other mammals, causing a burning sensation in the tissues with which it comes into contact.
Airway resistance increases following inhalation of capsaicin in both mild asthmatics and non-asthmatic people.
Capsaicin can be fatal in large quantities. Symptoms of overdose include difficulty breathing, convulsions, and changes in skin colour.
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