Brockville Police continue to investigate the incident
The City of Brockville remains shaken after a triple homicide on Cartier Court around mid-day yesterday.
Chris Curry, program director of planning and implementation with Lanark Leeds and Grenville Addictions and Mental Health, said the organization’s thoughts are with the family, friends and community members affected by the tragedy.
Curry said staff are available today to speak with people needing emotional support during this difficult time.
He said residents can also phone the organization directly for support services.
Curry said LLGAMH will do everything it can to help anyone impacted by the tragedy.
Brockville Police continue to investigate the incident.
Visit Mental Health & Addictions Help - LLGAMH for more details.
Story by: Evan Gibb
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