Alain Bellefeuille, who was charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder, has been found guilty on all counts in connection with the shooting of three Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers. The incident occurred during a wellness check at Bellefeuille's residence in eastern Ontario in 2023. During the wellness check, Bellefeuille opened fire on the officers, resulting in the death of one officer and injuries to two others. The case was tried in court, where evidence was presented regarding the circumstances of the shooting and Bellefeuille's actions. The jury found Bellefeuille guilty of first-degree murder for the death of the officer and guilty of attempted murder for the shootings of the other two officers. The verdict concludes a high-profile case involving violence against law enforcement officers during the performance of their duties. Sentencing is expected to follow according to Canadian criminal law, which mandates a life sentence for first-degree murder convictions. The Ontario Provincial Police have responded to the verdict, emphasizing the risks faced by officers during routine calls such as wellness checks.