Wagner died Thursday after being shot in an ambush attack. Two other officers were wounded, with one suffering serious injuries.

Police Officer Brent Payne, who was shot in Lorain while on a lunch break with fellow officers, was released from the hospital on Saturday with a police procession.

At a candlelight vigil Thursday evening, Acting Police Chief Michael Failing delivered an emotional update to a grieving community gathered to honor and support the officers.

The suspect — Michael Parker, 28, of Lorain — was pronounced dead at the scene after the shooting. According to the Elyria Police Department, officers returned fire during the exchange, which ultimately resulted in Parker sustaining a fatal injury.

Fellow law enforcement and community members are gathering Thursday night for a candlelight vigil honoring the three Lorain police officers who were shot during an ambush.

Bradley said he received a call from Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, giving his "100% support" and offering whatever help he could provide to the Lorain Police Department. Bradley added that the office of U.S. Sen. Jon Husted had also sent a message pledging to give whatever help or assistance they could provide.