Innisfil

The two police officers killed at a house in Innisfil, Ont., did not draw their firearms before being shot, the province's Special Investigations Unit says.

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The Special Investigations Unit now says the two officers fatally shot inside an Innisfil home Tuesday evening did not draw their firearms.

“Both of them, just exemplary people. Initial reports from the SIU said that Const. I think last evening helped, that we could get together and help support each other. Meanwhile, the SIU has assigned six investigators and three forensic investigators to their probe of the shooting. “I think our community is still in shock. Devon Northrup, 33, and Const.