Ohio police identify officer killed by now-dead gunman during ambush shooting
A police officer whose law enforcement officers were massacred in Ohio identified and accused of killing him, the man, a ambush that left two more wounded officers took place on Wednesday.
28 -year -old Michael Parker, on Thursday by Elyria Police Department, allegedly responsible for “important gunfire” officers, the man was met while responding to a call in Lorain in Ohio in the afternoon.
After receiving gunfire in the River Bend Drive area of the radio broadcasting, a call came from an officer.
According to Elyria Police Chief James Welsh, Parker opened fire with a “high -power rifle” as the other Lorain officers arrived on the ground.
As the suspect died, he hit three Ohio police officers in serious situations
Parker was ultimately killed during the change of a gunfire that hit three Lorain officers. Later, one of the officers, 35 -year -old Phillip Wagner by the Şerif office of the Lorain district, died in the hospital on Thursday.
“Only 35 -year -old Officer Wagner gave his life in service to the community, he made a sacrifice that the words could never be fully honored. He was not just a special officer, but also a husband, father, son, brother and friend.” “The effect has reached far beyond the rosette, and it will be deeply felt by everyone who recognizes and serves the absence.”
Elyria Police Department, led to the investigation into the deadly compass, shared the preliminary information about the case on the Facebook page.
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Elyria police, River Bend Drive parked near the dead end Parker’s vehicle, “high -powerful files, pistols, and allegedly a significant amount of magazine in or near allegedly claimed.
The suspect was also found and concerns about possible explosive devices were increased and a request was made for the Lorain district bomb team.
“Bomb technicians discovered a significant amount of improvised explosive materials in the vehicle. The materials were safely removed and thrown through a controlled explosion away from the crime scene.” He said.
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According to Officer Down Memorial Page, Wagner, a naval veteran, served with Lorain police for three years and the Sheffield Village Police Department for four years.
He survived by his wife and two children.
