
As the local community of Simcoe County grapples with the tragic deaths of two police officers adhering to a shooting in an Innisfil, Ont. home final night time, prominent Canadians across the country are getting time to specific their condolences for the lives dropped.

Key Minister Justin Trudeau made available his condolences to the cherished kinds of the two late officers this afternoon. “I know the people of folks who serve are always nervous for their cherished types as they phase forward to serve their communities to preserve the relaxation of us harmless and I can not picture what those households are going as a result of,” reported Trudeau at a speaking occasion in Pickering, Ont.

“Please know that we stand with you as family members. We stand with all those people who stage up to serve and safeguard us all and we will continue to be there to assist people family members and their colleagues and the entire neighborhood of Innisfil as they mourn this loss.”

In the meantime, Conservative Chief Pierre Poilievre tweeted that he is deeply saddened to listen to that two of the South Simcoe police officers have been killed. “We grieve with the family members of the fallen officers, Acting Main Van Dyke, and customers of the South Simcoe Police Assistance family at this dark time” he mentioned in a tweet.

Ontario Leading Doug Ford wrote that he is heartbroken to hear that the officers had been killed on the line of duty. “We are praying for the officers’ people and all the police officers who put their lives on the line to shield our communities,” he extra.

Other leaders in the York-Simcoe area shared their thoughts as nicely.

Early this early morning, York-Simcoe MPP Caroline Mulroney tweeted, “I’m devastated to hear the tragic news of the deaths of two @SouthSimcoePS officers, who dedicated their life to defending our communities. My views and prayers are with their people, and the total South Simcoe Police Services staff throughout this heartbreaking time.”

Scot Davidson, Conservative Member of Parliament for York-Simcoe, stated he was “devastated to find out of the tragic deaths” of the two officers. “My views are with their households and the complete South Simcoe Police force as they grieve their profound decline,” he said.

Voices in the police local community are also having to social media to respond to the information.

Toronto Police Chief James Ramer tweeted, “On behalf of all users of the @TorontoPolice, I give our deepest sympathies to the people of these two fallen officers and to the users of the @SouthSimcoePS for this devastating reduction. We stand with you in your grief.”

“On behalf of all @YRP associates, I prolong my heartfelt condolences for the decline of the two fallen @SouthSimcoePS officers,” wrote Chief of York regional law enforcement Jim MacSween. “Our ideas are with their spouse and children, close friends and colleagues. We stand with you and present our aid through this exceptionally challenging time. #HeroesInLife.”
