The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner identified the two men killed during a shooting in East Cleveland that left two officers injured.
The men have been identified as 82-year-old Charles Roscoe and 22-year-old Erik Sharp.
The suspect, 24-year-old Aaron Sharp, was given a $3 million bond.
He has been charged with two counts of aggravated murder and two counts of felonious assault.
"God loves you, that's it," said Sharp as he was led out of the courtroom on Monday.
What happened?
Police were initially called to the 1900 block of North Taylor Road around 11 p.m. Thursday for a domestic argument.
Mayor Lateek Shabazz said that inside the home, Aaron Sharp shot and killed his grandfather and brother.
Police said Officer Joshua Durda was shot in the leg by Sharp when he arrived at the scene.
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A short time later, a Shotspotter alert came in about a block away, and police rushed to that area, and that's where Officer Brandon Hernandez was shot in the buttocks.
Shabazz said Hernandez was released from the hospital Friday.
Durda was scheduled to undergo surgery on Monday, according to the mayor.
City leaders would not get into specifics of the case or what they've learned about Sharp, but Shabazz criticized Ohio's gun laws after Monday's arraignment.
"People can carry guns now and they haven't been checked for their mental state," Shabazz said. "I'm not a psychologist or anything like that, but I can tell this is something mental."
It's an attack that Shabazz said hit close to home.
"When I found out who they were, I was like, 'I know them,'" said Shabazz. "I know this guy. We drank coffee at McDonald's for years."
He said Charlie Roscoe was the longtime owner of the Honey Do Bar on St. Clair Avenue.
"This town is sad because most of them, we all grew up together," said Shabazz.
