Dad who jumped from bridge into river set to be charged after infant's body pulled from water

This booking photo released Wednesday, July 8, 2015, by the Middletown, Conn., Police Department shows Tony Moreno, who police said jumped with his 7-month-old son Aaden Moreno Sunday night, July 5, from the Arrigoni Bridge between Middletown and Portland, Conn. Moreno, 22, was arraigned on murder charges Wednesday, a day after the child's body was pulled from the Connecticut River downstream. (Middletown Police Department via AP) (The Associated Press)

CORRECTS AGE OF MORENO TO 21 FROM 22 AND CLARIFIES HE TOSSED 7-MONTH-OLD SON INSTEAD OF JUMPED WITH - This booking photo released Wednesday, July 8, 2015, by the Middletown, Conn., Police Department shows Tony Moreno, who police said admitted to tossing his 7-month-old son Aaden Moreno Sunday night, July 5, from the Arrigoni Bridge near Middletown, Conn. Moreno, 21, was arraigned on murder charges Wednesday, a day after the child's body was pulled from the Connecticut River downstream. (Middletown Police Department via AP) (The Associated Press)

HARTFORD, Conn. – A Connecticut man who police say jumped from a bridge with his infant son is set to be arraigned a day after the child's body was pulled from the water.

State judicial officials say Tony Moreno will be arraigned Wednesday morning at the hospital where he's been since firefighters rescued him from the Connecticut River on Sunday night.

Details on what charges Moreno faces were not immediately available. It was not known if the 22-year-old Middletown man has a lawyer.

The body of the 7-month-old Aaden Moreno was found Tuesday night near a swing bridge in East Haddam, south of the bridge where investigators say his father jumped.

Dive teams and helicopters had been searching for the infant since Sunday.