Ohio Officer Brent Payne was released from the hospital after surviving an ambush attack that injured him and others, including a fatally wounded colleague.

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.

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.

A vigil outside the Lorain Police Department has grown steadily since Wednesday, when three officers were shot in an ambush-style attack.

The number of calls to the OSU Extension Agriculture & Natural Resources in Lorain County about spotted lanternfly have picked up in the last few weeks, according to Thomas Becker, and

Rockin’ On The River is part of the annual summer concert series in Lorain, but Friday’s concert turned into a benefit when the promoters decided to donate a portion of the proceeds to help the Lorain officers’ loved ones.

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.

Gov. DeWine ordered flags at half-staff in Lorain County and at Ohio state buildings to honor fallen officer Phillip Wagner, killed in an ambush attack.

Around 4 p.m. Friday, a procession was held from Cleveland to North Ridgeville in honor of Lorain police officer Phillip Wagner.