Police question man in death of 2-year-old girl found with multiple bruises, bite marks

A man is being questioned following the death of a 2-year-old girl who was found unresponsive Saturday on the South Side with what police said appeared to be human bite marks and bruises.
The girl, Armani Cotton, was pronounced dead at Saint Bernard Hospital and Health Care Center at 4:42 p.m.
Chicago police are conducting a death investigation. The case hasn't been classified a homicide.
The girl was found inside a home on the 5500 block of South Emerald Avenue in the Englewood neighborhood Saturday afternoon. She lived in the 1800 block of East 72nd Street in the South Shore neighborhood.
The child had numerous signs of trauma, the medical examiner's spokeswoman said, and is scheduled for an autopsy today.
Paramedics responded at 4:28 p.m. Saturday to the Emerald Avenue address and they took the child in serious condition to Saint Bernard.
Armani had been left in the care of a man who is being questioned following her death, police said. She was found unresponsive with bruising about the head, face, torso, and shoulder and also had what appeared to be human bite marks on her body.
UPDATE:

Murder charges have been filed against the boyfriend of a woman whose 2-year-old daughter was found beaten to death in his South Side home over the weekend, her body covered with bruises and what appeared to be human bite marks.
Devell M. Johnson, 23, of the 5500 block of South Emerald Avenue, is charged with first-degree murder, according to Tandra Simonton