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Shooting wounds three Ohio police officers

Shooting wounds three Ohio police officers, two in serious condition, as suspect dies

Three police officers have been hospitalized, and one person is dead after a shooting Wednesday afternoon in an industrial part of Lorain, Ohio.

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Officer dies after gunman opens fire in 'ambush attack' in Ohio: Police

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3 police officers injured in ambush shooting in Ohio, officials say

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Rockin’ on the River raising funds for families of Lorain officers shot

The community came together for Rockin’ on the River in downtown Lorain on Friday night, showing support for the three Lorain officers who were shot, one fatally, during an ambush this week.

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Ohio police officer dies after being ambushed, shot eating lunch

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One of 3 Officers Shot in Targeted Attack in Ohio Dies

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DeWine orders flags to half-staff for Lorain police officer shot and killed in ambush

Wagner, along with officers Peter Gale and Brent Payne, were shot when they stopped for lunch and encountered Michael Parker, 28, of Lorain, the Beacon Journal previously reported.

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DeWine orders flags at half-staff for slain Lorain officer

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DeWine orders flags to half-staff for fallen Lorain officer

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Michael Parker named suspect in Lorain ambush shooting that killed 1 officer, injured 2 others

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.

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Police officer's death in Lorain, Ohio, marks latest in growing trend of ambush attacks on law enforcement

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.

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‘God’s crying’: Lorain honors slain officer, rallies behind two wounded in ambush shooting

The rain began to fall just before community members bowed their heads. What started as a gray, overcast summer evening turned into a downpour moments before a vigil began Thursday outside Lorain City Hall.