VIDEO: Funeral held for fallen Cleveland Police Detective James Skernivitz

CLEVELAND — The funeral service for Cleveland police detective James Skernivitz, who was shot and killed in the line of duty last week, was held at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Friday morning.

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Re-watch the funeral service in the media player below:

Skernivitz, 53, was shot and killed around 10 p.m. in the 3200 block of West 65^th Street on Sept. 3. Another person, later identified as Scott Dingess, 50, was also killed. Police said Dingess was a victim of the shooting and not a suspect.

Skernivitz leaves behind a wife and three children.

The funeral service at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse was a private event and open only to family, friends, colleagues and invited guests. On Thursday, a visitation was held for Skernivitz.

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As a result of the funeral procession, several street closures will go into effect beginning at 6 a.m. Friday.

Here are the streets that will be closed:

• Carnegie Avenue–East 9^th Street to Ontario Street (1 eastbound lane open for access to Tri-C garage)
• Ontario Street–Carnegie Avenue to Huron Road (2 southbound lanes open for adequate egress)
• Ontario Street northbound at East 9^th Street and Orange Avenue (2 lanes for left turns at Carnegie only)
  • access to Tri-C garage will be allowed
  • Orange Avenue at Ontario Street will be rerouted north onto East 9^th Street
• I-90 eastbound off-ramp (Exit 171) to Ontario Street
• Huron Road–Ontario Street to Prospect Avenue (local access to business and garages will be allowed)
• East 4^th Street– High Street to Huron Road.

In addition to road closures, no parking will be allowed on the following streets:

• Ontario Street parking cut outs between Carnegie Avenue and Huron Road
• Huron Road from West 6^th Street to Prospect Avenue
• East 4^th Street from High Avenue to Huron Road
• East 9^th Street from Bolivar Road to Erie Court
• Bolivar Road from East 7^th Street to East 9^th Street

To help support the family of Skernivitz, as well as Patrolman Nicholas Sabo who died on the same day as Skernivitz, the Cleveland Police Foundation launched a special fundraiser.

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