The police chiefs for Peel Regional Police and Halton Regional Police will provide an update on Monday's shooting rampage that left two men dead, including a Toronto officer.

Alongside Peel Regional Police chief Nishan Duraiappah and Halton Regional Police chief Steve Tanner will be Bonnie Crombie, the Mississauga mayor.

On Monday, two men were killed in a shooting rampage that prompted police to issue a provincewide emergency alert regarding an active shooter. The first shooting took place at a Tim Hortons where 48-year-old Const. Andrew Hong was attending a joint training exercise in Mississauga.

Const. Hong, a Toronto police officer for 22 years and a father of two, was eating his lunch when he was fatally shot in what police have described as an "ambush" style attack. Another person was also injured.

Roughly an hour later, another shooting took place in Milton, where three people were shot in an autobody shop.

The suspected killer, identified as 40-year-old Sean Petrie, was shot and killed by Hamilton Police officers late Monday afternoon at a cemetery in the city.

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