well Ontario Police have given an update into the deaths of four people found in a home in the small rural town of Harrow police responded to a call from a resident in the community south of Windsor around this time yesterday and they found four bodies cbc’s Dolson Chen joins us now from Essex so uh Dolson what can you tell us about the situation what do we know jacine op have been sparse with their information so far as you mentioned yesterday afternoon they announced there was a death investigation at a rul residence in Harrow that’s a small community at the southern end of Essex County and today op confirmed they found four deceased at that location forensics and a coroner were on scene throughout the night postmortem examinations are taking place in London as we speak there have been no arrests and police say there is no risk to Public Safety Derek Rogers the opp Essex County op’s media coordinator spoke on this earlier today the loss of life is certainly difficult to for anyone to understand uh to process and to come to terms with and uh the op officers who were at the scene yesterday and those who will continue to uh work diligently throughout this investigation want to express their condolences to uh to family and also to to friends as as well uh we are going to conduct a thorough and Prof professional investigation and uh residents in the area where this happened uh can expect to see uh our officers there over the next few days so specific details such as identities and circumstances have not been forthcoming but the community is reeling Essex mayor Sher Bondi has described this as a tragedy she is addressing the shock and sadness in the community she says Mental Health Resources are available flages are lying at half mast in the town of Essex and herrow op are asking the public for patience when it comes to updates and their investigation continues okay thanks Dolson that’s cbc’s dson Chen in asex Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police in Essex County are investigating the deaths of a mother, father and two children in Harrow. OPP spokesperson Derek Rogers told a news conference it’s too early to determine what caused this ‘unimaginable tragedy.’ No arrests have been made yet.
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