The Tavares police gave update after the man was arrested in the case of child abuse

Tavares, Fla. – The police in Tavares say they have arrested a man in a child abuse case who left a boy in a critical condition at the weekend.

The police searched for Andre Walker (36) after a boy was brought to Adventhealth Waterman on Saturday evening. They said Walker got into the hospital and asked for help while the boy's mother carried out a HLW in the child outside.

However, the police said that Walker and the mother, who was identified as a 37-year-old Kimberley Mills, were when they learned that law enforcement had been notified.

Mills returned to the hospital without a walker, but the investigators said that they refused to offer information about several injuries that the boy had, who agreed with physical abuse, including bruises, incineration brands and other injuries in various healing stadiums.

The boy was flown to the Arnold Palmer Hospital in Orlando Health for children.

Miller was arrested and is charged with severe child abuse.

Walker was sought because of severe child abuse due to accessories for accessories.

The police are expected to talk about the case during a press conference at 3 p.m. New News 6 will stream this update in the video player above.