Lorain police officer Phillip Wagner was remembered as a hard-working family man and a fair officer. Wagner was fatally wounded when a shooter ambushed him and two colleagues with a high-powered rifle.

The Lorain Police Department has announced the procession route that will carry the body of fallen officer Phillip Wagner to his final resting place on Wednesday. The procession will start at Rocket Arena,

News is learning more information about the three Lorain police officers tragically targeted in an ambush shooting Wednesday afternoon.

Investigators found 100 pounds of explosives in the car of the man who killed a Lorain police officer and wounded two others last week, authorities said.

Data analyzed by the CBS News Crime Unit shows at least 50 law enforcement officers have been shot in ambush attacks so far this year.

Northeast Ohioians are still trying to process a shooting that killed a Lorain police officer, and while doing so, they're trying to show their support for those impacted.

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

While the road to healing will be long, we are grateful and proud to report that this hero is now in the comfort of his home."

Volunteers met at the Kurtz Bros, Inc. in Avon on Sunday to create luminary bags for the memorial in front of the Lorain Police Department set up to honor fallen Officer Phil Wagner.

Over the past few days, various communities in Ohio have shown their support for the families of the three officers, reminding them that they are not alone.