Overview
- The Lorain Police Department released the full procession route for July 30, carrying Wagner’s remains from Rocket Arena to York Chapel in Bellevue.
- Police have asked residents not to gather along the Ohio Turnpike and other high-speed areas as select highway entrances will be closed during the procession.
- A private service at Rocket Arena will precede the public memorial at 11 a.m., with doors opening at 10 a.m. for colleagues, family and community members.
- Miller’s proposed legislation, developed in coordination with the Lorain Police Department and Mayor Jack Bradley, would rename part of U.S. 6 in Wagner’s honor.
- Wagner, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and father of three who joined the department in 2022, was killed on July 23 when a suspect opened fire during lunch at Colorado Avenue Industrial Park, wounding two fellow officers before the gunman was killed.