After being in critical condition for weeks, battling pneumonia and undergoing various therapies, Wilt was released from rehab in July.

Next Saturday, Sept. 23, a benefit motorcycle ride will raise money for Wilt and his family.

A car show at Mall St. Matthews Friday night was the last fundraiser for the week of events.

The jam-packed five-day extravaganza of events will help raise money for the officer and his family.

While heading home, Nick and his family made a drive-by appearance at the Southeast Christian Church on Blankenbaker Parkway, where hundreds of people who have been praying for his recovery, showed their support.

Officer Nick Wilt and officer Cory "CJ" Galloway were the first officers at the scene of a mass shooting at Old National Bank in downtown Louisville on April 10.

Louisville Metro Police said Dallas Schwartz was the first person shot at the bank the morning of April 10.

Wilt was one of the first officers to respond to the shooting at Old National Bank on April 10, his fourth-ever shift on the force.

For Dallas Schwartz, she said it plays over like a movie in her head.