Police ID victim in Mississauga homicide, appeal for public's help

A man who was fatally shot after three suspects forced their way into a home in Mississauga early in October, has been identified as 55-year-old, Ruo Zhao Wei, Peel police said in a statement on Monday.

On Oct. 1, police responded to reports of an altercation at a residence in the area of Central Parkway and Joan Drive.

On arrival at the scene officers found the victim suffering from obvious signs of trauma. He was taken to a hospital where he died.

"Our family is devastated by this senseless and heartbreaking act, and we are seeking justice for Mr. Ruo Zhao Wei," the family said in a statement.

WATCH | One dead, 2 injured after shooting in Mississauga: 

One dead, 2 injured following break-in at Mississauga home

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Peel Regional Police say three suspects broke into a large Mississauga home before an altercation broke out, resulting in one man being fatally shot. CBC’s Chris Glover breaks down what we know about the ongoing investigation.

They urged anyone who may have information about suspects or the events of the night to contact police.

"If you saw anything suspicious, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, please come forward. Your information could help bring the person responsible to justice and prevent further harm."

Two other men were also found injured at the scene with non-life threatening injuries.

Police said all three victims lived at the residence and that it was believed that three suspects left on foot.

Police say anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers.