In the body camera footage, Medina County sheriff's deputies are seen arriving to help Rittman police during a report of a break-in and shots fired at a home. When deputies reach the scene, they immediately come under fire from the gunman.

As shots ring out, the deputies take cover behind a cruiser. One deputy is seen prepping a drone to be deployed.

Authorities eventually reached the house, and Frazekas was found with a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound, WKYC-TV reports. The two other victims—Christine McWilliams, 43, and her daughter, McKinley, 13—were also found in the home.

Ries was a 10-year veteran of the department. He previously had served as a Wayne County sheriff's deputy and a Sugar Grove police officer.

"Enough is enough," Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio President Jay McDonald said in a statement. "The deliberate and targeted violence directed at the men and women who protect our communities must end. We have attended far too many funerals, stood through far too many memorial services, and comforted far too many grieving families. Every attack on a law enforcement officer is an attack on the safety of the communities they have sworn to protect."

The union asked citizens to keep those affected by the shooting—the family of the those who were killed and wounded, as well as the officers, investigators and other first responders affected by the incident—in their prayers. McDonald also condemned the rise of assaults on police throughout the country.

"The increasing number of ambushes and targeted attacks against law enforcement officers across our nation is unacceptable and represents a stain on our society," he stated. "We cannot allow this violence to become the new normal."