Lorain County Sheriff's Deputy Joel Rapose suffered a medical emergency Wednesday afternoon and then died at a local hospital.
ELYRIA, Ohio - A 52-year-old Lorain County Sheriff’s deputy died Wednesday, which was his last scheduled work day before retirement.
Deputy Joel Rapose, 52, suffered a medical emergency at 2:30 p.m. while at work inside the Lorain County Justice Center.LifeCare Ambulance transported him to University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.Deputy Rapose grew up in Amherst and served as a law enforcement officer for over 30 years.In March of 1996, while still working for Grafton police, Deputy Rapose began working for the Lorain County Sheriff’s office.
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