A baby under 2 months old stopped breathing in a bloodied Minneapolis hotel room and died soon afterward, according to court records.

The incident occurred about 1:40 a.m. on Jan. 21 at the Days Hotel near the University of Minnesota in the 2400 block of University Avenue SE., according to a police incident report and a search affidavit that was filed by police in Hennepin County District Court and made public over the weekend.

The filing cleared the way for police to search the room where they and emergency medical personnel found the stricken baby, who was staying at the hotel with her 17-year-mother and 20-year-old father.

"Officers observed blood on the bedding in the room where the child was found," the affidavit read.

The police report added that "despite all lifesaving efforts, the baby was declared deceased at [HCMC]."

Police told the court they wanted to search the room for the blood-stained bedding, cellphones and other electronic devices, drugs or paraphernalia, DNA and other biological evidence, and "items providing [an indication] of a struggle or motive."

Sgt. Garrett Parten said Tuesday afternoon that the Police Department continues "investigating the circumstances surrounding the death. Currently, it is not being treated as a criminal investigation."

Both parents are identified in the affidavit, but the Minnesota Star Tribune is not naming them since neither have been charged with a crime.