One OPP officer dead, two others injured in shooting in eastern Ontario

Ontario Provincial Police say one officer is dead and two others were injured in an early morning shooting east of Ottawa, in Bourget, Ontario.

Ontario Provincial Police say one officer is dead and two others were injured in an early morning shooting in a village east of Ottawa.

OPP say three officers went to a home in Bourget, Ontario, shortly after 2 a.m. after someone reported hearing gunshots.OPP say the officers were sent to hospital in Ottawa and one of them has since died from their injuries.OPP say there is no risk to public safety and did not immediately release any further details.

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