TORONTO - Police say another victim of the shooting at Toronto's downtown Eaton Centre has died.

Officials said a 22-year-old man, whose name cannot be released due to a court-ordered publication ban, died from his injuries just after 7 p.m. on Monday.

A post-mortem will be scheduled Tuesday morning.

The man was among six people wounded in the June 2 shooting which took place in the food court of the multi-level shopping mall.

The incident also killed Ahmed Hassan, 24, who died of gunshot wounds at the scene.

Christopher Husbands, 23, is charged with one count of first-degree murder and six counts of attempted murder in the shootings.

Police have said their investigation suggests the shooting was a targeted one.

Officials had said earlier that Husbands, Hassan and the man who died Monday all belonged to the same gang.

But police have also said they believe the shooting was the result of a personal dispute and was not gang-motivated.

Husbands was under house arrest for a previous charge at the time of the shootings, police said.

Meanwhile, a 13-year-old boy who was shot in the head as bullets flew across the mall's food court nine days ago was released from hospital Monday.

He was visiting the mall with his mother and sister when the shots were fired.

The incident sparked mass panic at the centre packed with Saturday shoppers and a widespread manhunt for the shooter. Husband's turned himself in to police two days later.

Investigators are still asking anyone with information on the shooting who hasn't already contacted police to do so.

Earlier on HuffPost:

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  • Flowers lie at the door as a member of a cleaning crew is pictured in the empty foyer of Toronto's Eaton Centre on Sunday, June 3, 2012. Police continue to investigate the Saturday's shooting which resulted in one death and seven injuries. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

  • Members of a cleaning crew are pictured in the window of Toronto's Eaton Centre on Sunday, June 3, 2012. Police continue to investigate the Saturday's shooting which resulted in one death and seven injuries. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

  • A police officer is pictured in the empty foyer of Toronto's Eaton Centre, as a colleague and his police cruiser is reflected in the window, on Sunday, June 3, 2012. Police continue to investigate the Saturday's shooting which resulted in one death and seven injuries. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

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    Toronto police order bystanders to clear a path so EMS can move the injured to transport. (Brian Trinh)

  • A male gunshot victim lies on the floor at the Urban Eatery food court in Toronto's Eaton Centre as EMS tends to his wounds. (Brian Trinh)

  • A female victim lies on the second floor at the Eaton Centre as EMS tends to her injuries. (Brian Trinh)

  • Male gunshot victim lies on the floor at the Urban Eatery food court in Toronto's Eaton Centre. (Brian Trinh)

  • Mall security officers escort workers during the chaos. (Brian Trinh)

  • Toronto police seal off entrances to the Eaton Centre to conduct their interior search. (Brian Trinh)

  • The intersection of Yonge and Dundas was blocked off while Toronto police conducted their search for the shooter. (Brian Trinh)

  • The scene outside the Queen Street entrance of the Eaton Centre on Saturday, June 2, 2012. (Brian Trinh)

  • Toronto Mayor Rob Ford watches the activity outside the Eaton Centre in Toronto, Saturday, June 2, 2012. A shooting that sparked mass panic at Toronto's Eaton Centre killed one person Saturday and injured seven others. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Victor Biro