'Everyone loved him': Sarnia tennis pro identified as man shot in police shooting
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A 29-year-old tennis pro from Lambton County, Ont. has been identified as the man killed in a police-involved shooting Thursday.
A 29-year-old tennis pro from Lambton County, Ont. has been identified as the man killed in a police-involved shooting Thursday.
Justin Paul Bourassa was a tennis coach out of the Sarnia Tennis Club and has been described as someone that everyone loved.
In an obituary posted to the website of the McKenzie Blundy funeral home, Bourassa was remembered for his athletic ability and kindness.
“Justin loved everyone and everyone loved him. He will be best remembered for his kindness to those less privileged, his gentleness, his humour and his joie de vivre,” read the obituary.
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According to London police, two officers were involved and a police firearm was discharged.
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