Penn Presbyterian Medical Center

A law enforcement source told the Enquirer that Lewis continued shooting even after the officers had fallen.

When additional officers arrived, they discovered officers Shane and Hector critically wounded on the porch, and they rushed them to the Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.

Meanwhile, Lewis allegedly fled into a nearby alley and opened fire on nine additional responding officers.

Fortunately, none of those officers were struck.

Officer Sieber and his fellow officer were struck multiple times before the suspect fled down a nearby alley.

They were transported to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.

Sieber there succumbed to his wounds, and the second Philadelphia police officer shot in the ambush has not yet been publicly identified.

Shane was 33 years old.

So both families receiving the care, resources, and support they need.

They'll continue to stand beside them, thanking you and the community, thanking everyone, thanking the doctors, nurses, surgeons, the entire medical teams there at Penn Presbyterian.

And, um, and, and continuing to pray for the f- you know, Lisa, the now widow, Lisa Sieber, and the young children who face an unimaginable loss.

Officer Rodriguez, father of five, whose family now faces all of the uncertainty, all of the challenges of his recovery.

Now the Philadelphia Police Foundation is calling on the community to step up and help.

Action News' Maggie Kent is live outside of Penn Presbyterian Medical Center with details on how you can help.

Maggie.

Well, Sara and Brian, we're also getting more details about the officer who is still here recovering.

Watch this from CBS Philadelphia.

Members of the Philadelphia Police Department standing shoulder to shoulder as the body of Officer Shane Sieber was taken from Penn Presbyterian Hospital to the Medical Examiner's office.

A solemn procession for a fallen hero.

He fought valiantly, uh, but he lost his life today.

Now, both officers get wounded.

They get rushed to the Penn Presbyterian Hospital.

The fallen officer identified by officials as 40-year-old Officer Shane Sicer, a 10-year veteran and a father of two.

He died from his wounds after being shot three times.

Investigators have worked all day to confirm details about the suspect and what led up to this deadly shooting.

Our Ryan Hughes is live outside of Penn Presbyterian Hospital, where the officer who survived is being treated, and he is in stable condition tonight.

Ryan, how's he doing?

Yeah, Ross, good evening to you.

He underwent surgery, and he is still being treated here tonight.

As for the gunman in this case, he has been identified as a city employee, and now he is facing multiple charges and being held without bail.

Members of the Philadelphia Police Department standing shoulder to shoulder as the body of Officer Shane Sieber was taken from Penn Presbyterian Hospital to the medical examiner's office, a solemn procession for a fallen hero.

He fought valiantly, uh, but he lost his life today.