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New benefit concert for Cafe Racer victims

Jul 8, 2012, 12:53 PM | Updated: Jul 9, 2012, 6:57 am

A benefit concert and raffle will be held at 8pm Sunday at the Columbia City Theater on Rainier Avenue South for the families of the victims of the Cafe Racer shooting.

Businesses and performers are donating their time to the “Live, Love and Groove Show”, and the proceeds will benefit the Cafe Racer Memorial Fund.

Four people were shot and killed by Ian Stawicki inside the north Seattle coffee shop in May. One man was wounded and is still recovering from injuries.

Before Stawicki turned his gun on himself on a west Seattle street, he also killed Gloria Leonidas when he stole her car in downtown Seattle.

This will be the second benefit since the end of May for the families of those killed at the shooting.

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